June Ann

To buy in Italian is comprare. The phrase means to acquire something by paying money for it.

The Italian phrase for “I got it” is ho capito. ho capito is used to show that you understand something that has been explained.

In Italian, the phrase leave me alone can be expressed in several ways, most commonly as lasciami in pace.

The Italian word for salt is sale. sale is a masculine noun used to refer to sodium chloride.

The English phrase ‘two-faced’ can be translated into Italian as falso. The word falso is used to describe someone who is deceitful or duplicitous.

The English phrase “bunk bed” is letto a castello in Italian.

In Italian, ‘someone is beautiful’ is said as qualcuno è bello. This phrase is used to describe a person who is physically or aesthetically attractive.

The English phrase “what are you up to?” can be translated into Italian as che cosa stai facendo?

The English expression ‘tut’ is expressed in Italian as tsk.

The English phrase “you have beautiful eyes” is translated into Italian as hai dei begli occhi.