Italian

The English phrase ‘sunglasses’ is translated into Italian as occhiali da sole. The most common way to say ‘sunglasses’ in Italian is occhiali da sole.

To a man you know well, say Ciao. To a man you do not know, say Buongiorno, signore during the day or Buonasera, signore in the evening.

In Italian, “my beautiful baby” can be expressed as il mio bel bambino. This phrase is an affectionate way to refer to one’s own young child.

The Italian word for toothpaste is dentifricio. dentifricio refers to the paste used for cleaning the teeth.

The English word disgust translates to Italian as disgusto. The term refers to an intense dislike or repugnance.

The English phrase “please sit down” is translated into Italian as si sieda, per favore. This phrase is used to invite someone to take a seat.

The English phrase ‘hello, my name is emily’ is translated into Italian as Ciao, mi chiamo Emily.

The English phrase “vowels” is translated into Italian as vocali.

The English phrase ‘divine’ is translated into Italian as divino. As an adjective, divino means of or pertaining to a god.

The English word “sweeper” is spazzino in Italian. The term refers to someone who sweeps floors or chimneys.