Italian

The English phrase “cannoli” is translated into Italian as cannoli. The word refers to a tube of fried pastry filled with ricotta.

The Italian phrase for no thanks is No, grazie. No, grazie is a polite way to decline an offer or a request.

Buonasera is the Italian greeting for “good evening”. It is made of buona, “good”, and sera, “evening”.

To a woman say Grazie or Grazie mille. In a formal setting say La ringrazio, signora, “I thank you, madam”.

To celebrate in Italian is festeggiare. festeggiare is used when you engage in joyful activity to appreciate an event or occasion.

The Italian language has several ways to say joke, depending on whether you mean a spoken story, a quick remark or a prank.

The Italian word for scissor is forbici. The term forbici refers to the cutting tool.

To ask “where are the toilets?” in Italian, use Dove sono i bagni? This phrase is used to ask for the location of bathrooms.

The Italian word for shining is splendente. splendente is an adjective used to describe something that is emitting light.

The English phrase “questions” is translated into Italian as domande. The term domande refers to sentences used to ask for information.