Italian

The English word “proven” is translated into Italian as provato. provato is an adjective meaning having been proved.

The English phrase ‘bug spray’ is translated into Italian as spray antizanzare.

The English word “sleeveless” translates to Italian as smanicato. The term is an adjective used to describe a garment that does not have sleeves.

The English word ‘scrumptious’ translates to Italian as squisito. The term is used to describe food that is delectable or delicious.

The English name Robert is translated into Italian as Roberto. Roberto is the Italian equivalent of the given name Robert.

The English phrase “street names” is translated into Italian as nomi delle vie.

The Italian phrase for “old age” is vecchiaia. vecchiaia is a noun used to refer to the latter part of a person’s life.

Morgan is the Italian form of the English name Morgan.

The English phrase “my home” is translated into Italian as casa mia. casa mia is used to refer to one’s own home as a concept or a place of belonging.

In Italian, the English phrase ‘return ticket’ is expressed as biglietto di ritorno.