Tyson Brady

The Italian word for woodpecker is picchio. picchio refers to a bird in the Picidae family.

In Italian, “travel safe” is expressed as Buon viaggio. Buon viaggio is the most common and widely used phrase in Italian to wish someone a safe journey.

The English word “peacock” is pavone in Italian. pavone refers to the bird of the genera Pavo and Afropavo.

The Italian word for kissable is baciabile. The adjective baciabile is used to describe someone or something as attractive, so as to invite kissing.

The English phrase “messer” refers to the Italian archaic title messere, used to address a man of high social rank. messere is an archaic title of respect.

The English word “cheese” is translated into Italian as formaggio. formaggio is the standard term used to describe the dairy product.

The Italian phrase for “I hate” is Odio. Odio is used to express a strong feeling of dislike or hatred toward someone or something.

The Italian word for stye is orzaiolo. The term orzaiolo refers to a bacterial infection of the eyelash or eyelid.

The Italian way to say the English letter ‘r’ is erre. erre is the name used for the seventeenth letter of the English alphabet.

When someone sneezes in Italian you say Salute!, which means “health”. It is the standard reaction and works with everyone.