Italian

The Italian word for stop is ferma. To express the reflexive action of stopping oneself (e.g., ‘to stop walking’), use the reflexive form fermarsi.

In Italian, the English phrase antiquarian is translated as antiquario. The term refers to a collector, student or expert.

The English word rumble is translated into Italian as rombo. The noun rombo is used to describe a low, heavy and continuous sound.

The English phrase “bearded dragon” is translated into Italian as drago barbuto.

The Italian word for tail is coda. coda is used to refer to the appendage of an animal.

In Italian, ‘one more please’ is said as un altro, per favore.

The Italian word for nut is noce. noce refers to a hard-shelled fruit.

The Italian word for mom is mamma. mamma is an informal way to say “mom” in Italian.

The English phrase ‘introvert’ is introverso in Italian. The term refers to a person who focuses primarily on their own mind, feelings or affairs.

cacio e pepe is the Italian phrase for the traditional Roman pasta dish made with Pecorino Romano cheese and black pepper.