Italian

The English phrase ‘euros’ is translated into Italian as euro. The term refers to the official currency used by member countries of the European Union.

The English phrase “black rat” is ratto nero in Italian. ratto nero is a masculine noun used to refer to the specific species Rattus rattus.

The English term ‘mag’ is translated into Italian as rivista.

Friends say Grazie mille!, literally “a thousand thanks”. To thank someone with real warmth, say Sei un grande! or Sei un mito!

New Zealand in Italian is Nuova Zelanda. Nuova Zelanda is the name used for the country in Oceania.

The English word ‘hypo’ can be translated into Italian as iposolfito. iposolfito is a noun used to refer to a hypodermic syringe.

The English phrase “my dear friend” is translated into Italian as mio caro amico.

The English phrase “in the” is translated into Italian as Nel.

The English word “chin” is mento in Italian. mento refers to the bottom part of the face.

The English phrase “how are you doing today?” is translated into Italian as come stai oggi?