Lindsay Josephine

To say “stop it” in Italian, you use smettila. smettila is a command used to tell someone to end an annoying or inappropriate behavior.

The English word ‘goose’ is translated into Italian as oca. The word oca refers to the grazing waterfowl of the family Anatidae.

The Italian phrase for “who farted?” is chi ha scoreggiato? This question is used to ask which person has released intestinal gas.

The English phrase ‘happy returns’ can be translated into Italian as tanti auguri.

In Italian, a speeding ticket is multa per eccesso di velocità. The phrase refers to a traffic ticket issued for speeding.

The English phrase “the s-word” is translated into Italian as la parola che inizia con la s.

The English phrase “these nuts” is translated into Italian as queste noci. This phrase is used to refer to a group of edible seeds from a nut-bearing tree.

The Italian phrase for “are you okay?” is tutto a posto?

The English word breathable translates to Italian as traspirante.

The English word “bakery” is translated into Italian as panetteria, forno or panificio.