How to Say “Pavement” in Italian
The Italian phrase for pavement (the surface of a road) is pavimentazione stradale.
The Italian phrase for pavement (the surface of a road) is pavimentazione stradale.
The Italian word for dress is vestito. The term refers to an item of clothing that covers the upper body and includes a skirt below the waist.
The English phrase ‘ruler’ (as a measuring or drawing device) is translated into Italian as righello.
The English phrase “sweet treats” is translated into Italian as dolciumi. dolciumi refers to foods high in sugar, such as candies and confectionery.
The Italian word for old is vecchio. The term is used to describe a living being that has lived for relatively many years.
The English phrase “little by little” is translated into Italian as a poco a poco.
The English phrase ‘quiet down’ can be translated into Italian as calmati.
The English phrase ‘throwaway’ is translated into Italian as usa e getta.
Posso avere per favore? is the Italian way to say “please can I have?”. This phrase is a polite way to ask for something you would like to receive.