Italian

The English phrase “talk soon” translates to Italian as a presto.

The Italian phrase for “who farted?” is chi ha scoreggiato? This question is used to ask which person has released intestinal gas.

Shannon is a given name for a person in Italian. Shannon is used as a personal name.

The English word hostage is ostaggio in Italian. ostaggio refers to a person given as a pledge or security.

The Italian phrase for “I am trying” is ci sto provando. ci sto provando is used to express that you are making an effort to achieve or do something.

The Italian phrase for “your nationality” is la tua nazionalità. This phrase refers to the legal status of belonging to a particular nation.

The casual way to say goodbye in Italian is Ci vediamo!, literally “we will see each other”. Friends also say Ci sentiamo! and Ciao ciao!

The English phrase “happy vacation” is translated into Italian as Buone vacanze.

The English word “surgeon” is translated into Italian as chirurgo. The term refers to a doctor who performs surgery.

The Italian phrase for “good morning, how are you?” is buongiorno, come stai?