How to Say “Phrases” in Italian
The English word phrases is translated into Italian as frasi.
The English word phrases is translated into Italian as frasi.
The English word “mint” (referring to the plant) is menta in Italian. menta is a feminine noun referring to the mint plant.
The Italian phrase caprese means “caprese”. As an adjective, it describes something originating from the island of Capri.
The English phrase ‘desktop computer’ is translated into Italian as computer fisso. The term refers to a computer designed to be used on a desk.
The English word “prohibited” is translated into Italian as vietato. vietato is used to indicate that something is forbidden.
The English phrase “you smell bad” is translated into Italian as Puzzi. This phrase is used to tell someone that their body has an unpleasant odor.
The English phrase ‘Netherlands’ is translated into Italian as Paesi Bassi.
The Italian phrase for “what a beauty” is Che bellezza.
The English name Raymond is translated into Italian as Raimondo. Raimondo is a male given name.
Nathan is the Italian form of the male given name Nathan. Nathan is used as a masculine given name.