How to Say “Left” in Italian
The English word “left” (meaning the west side of the body when facing north) is translated into Italian as sinistra.
The English word “left” (meaning the west side of the body when facing north) is translated into Italian as sinistra.
The English phrase “can I pay by card?” is translated into Italian as Posso pagare con la carta?
The English phrase apple juice is translated into Italian as succo di mela.
The English word ‘place’ can be translated into Italian using several words depending on the context, with posto being the most common.
In Italian, the word for parmesan is parmigiano. parmigiano is a masculine noun used to describe the hard, full-fat Italian cheese from Parma.
The Italian word for the English phrase “smack” (as in to slap someone) is schiaffo.
Eleven in Italian is undici. undici is the cardinal number representing the value between ten and twelve.
In Italian, “good grief” can be expressed in several ways, most commonly as oddio. These expressions are used to convey surprise, shock or annoyance.