How to Say “I Love Food” in Italian
The English phrase “I love food” is translated into Italian as Amo il cibo.
The English phrase “I love food” is translated into Italian as Amo il cibo.
In Italian Ciao means both “hello” and “bye”, and it is the casual goodbye for friends, family and people your age.
The English word ‘lash’ (as a noun meaning a stroke with a whip) can be translated into Italian using staffilata, sferzata or frustata.
The English phrase startup can be translated into Italian as startup. The term refers to a new company, organization or business venture.
To warp in Italian is deformare. The primary meaning is to twist or turn something out of shape.
The English word ‘nunnery’ is translated into Italian as convento. convento is used to refer to a residence for nuns.
The English word ‘nonexistent’ is translated into Italian as inesistente. inesistente is used as an adjective to describe something that is not existent.
Tardive dyskinesia in Italian is discinesia tardiva. This term refers to a neurological disorder.
The Italian phrase for ‘i hate school’ is Odio la scuola.