Lorraine Haley

The English phrase “cigar” is sigaro in Italian. The word sigaro refers to a rolled bundle of tobacco made for smoking.

The Italian phrase for ‘toes’ is dita dei piedi. In Italian, the phrase dita dei piedi is used to refer to the five digits on each human foot.

buon viaggio is the Italian phrase for happy travels. The most common and straightforward way to say ‘Happy Travels’ in Italian is buon viaggio.

The English phrase “trevi fountain” is translated into Italian as Fontana di Trevi.

The English phrase lawlessness can be translated into Italian as illegalità. The term is used to describe a lack of law and order.

The Italian phrase for “hazel eyes” is occhi nocciola.

The Italian phrase for “help me” is Aiutami. You use this phrase to request assistance when you are in trouble or need help with a specific task.

The phrase for “days of week” in Italian is Giorni della settimana. This phrase refers to the names of the seven days that make up a week.

To say “how cool” in Italian, say che figo, a slang exclamation for something you find really cool.

The English word clay is translated into Italian as argilla or creta. The terms refer to a mineral substance.