Italian

The Italian word for tough is duro. duro is used to describe something that is demanding or a person who is tough.

The English phrase “garden salad” is translated into Italian as insalata mista.

The Italian word for “retro” is retrò. The adjective retrò is used to describe things that relate to the past or the way things used to be.

The English phrase ‘smile’ is translated into Italian as sorriso. sorriso is the most common and straightforward word for smile in Italian.

To say “hold on” in Italian, meaning wait a minute, use aspettare un po’ or the very common aspettare un attimo. These phrases ask someone to wait briefly.

The English word “tripe” is translated into Italian as trippa. The word refers to the stomach lining of an animal used as food.

The English phrase ‘sweets’ translates to Italian as dolci. dolci is a noun meaning confectionery or candy.

The English word ‘exit’ is uscita in Italian. The most common and neutral way to say ‘exit’ is uscita.

The English phrase “chicken nuggets” is translated into Italian as crocchette di pollo.

The English phrase “I need water” is expressed in Italian as ho bisogno di acqua.