Italian

The Italian word for ‘dingbat’ is svitato. This term is used to describe a silly, crazy or stupid person.

The English word ‘contrary’ is translated into Italian as contrario. contrario is a noun meaning ‘the opposite’.

The English phrase “I drink” is translated into Italian as Bevo. Bevo is a statement used to say that the speaker is consuming a liquid.

In Italian, “just married” is translated as appena sposati. This phrase is used to describe a couple who has very recently wed.

The English word oxygen is translated into Italian as ossigeno. ossigeno is a masculine noun referring to the chemical element oxygen.

The English phrase ‘Italian’ is translated into Italian as italiano when referring to the language. italiano is used to name the Italian language.

The English phrase “maxi pad” is translated into Italian as assorbente.

The phrase “chicken piccata” is translated into Italian as piccata di pollo.

The Italian word for September is settembre. settembre refers to the ninth month of the Gregorian calendar. It is a masculine noun.

The Italian word for golden is dorato. dorato is used to describe something that is golden in color or has been gilded.