How to Say “Almost Done” in Italian
In Italian, “almost done” is expressed as quasi finito. The phrase quasi finito is used to indicate that a task or activity is very close to completion.
In Italian, “almost done” is expressed as quasi finito. The phrase quasi finito is used to indicate that a task or activity is very close to completion.
The English phrase “can I please have” is translated into Italian as per favore, posso avere.
The Italian phrase for ‘make money’ is fare soldi. The phrase is used to describe the act of making a profit.
The Italian word for sushi is sushi. sushi refers to the Japanese dish.
The Italian phrase for happy christmas is Buon Natale. Buon Natale is the most commonly used way to say Merry Christmas in Italian.
The English word scarcity is translated into Italian as scarsità. scarsità refers to an inadequate amount of something or a shortage.
The English phrase “attended” (in the sense of going to a school or university) is translated into Italian as frequentato.
The English phrase “good morning class” is translated into Italian as buongiorno classe.
The English word “repugnant” can be translated into Italian as ripugnante.
The English phrase “are you italian?” is translated into Italian as sei italiano? This phrase is used to ask if someone’s nationality is Italian.