Italian

To read in Italian is leggere. The verb leggere is used to describe the act of looking at and understanding written words.

The Italian phrase for “just looking” is sto solo guardando. sto solo guardando is used in a shop to tell a salesperson that you do not need help.

The English phrase ‘things’ is translated into Italian as cose. Cose refers to objects or items in general.

To get the bill in Italian is chiedere il conto.

The English word ‘accused’ is translated into Italian as accusato.

bruh is the Italian way to express amazement or shock. In Italian, bruh is used as an interjection to convey a sense of shock, disbelief or amazement.

The English phrase “a place is beautiful” is translated into Italian as un posto è bello.

The English word “tobacco” is translated into Italian as tabacco. tabacco refers to the leaves of certain varieties of the tobacco plant.

The Italian phrase for eggplant parmesan is parmigiana di melanzane.

The Italian word for eel is anguilla. The term anguilla refers to any fish belonging to the order Anguilliformes.