Italian

Starbucks is the Italian way to say the name of the coffee shop chain Starbucks.

The English phrase “I want to pay” is translated into Italian as voglio pagare.

The Italian word for chimp is scimpanzé. The term refers to the chimpanzee.

The Italian word for lost (adj) is perso. perso is used to describe someone who is unable to find their way.

In Italian, a bloated stomach is said as pancia gonfia. The phrase describes a feeling of fullness or swelling in the abdominal area, often caused by gas.

The English phrase “demon” can be translated into Italian as demone or demonio. Both words refer to an evil being.

The English word “devil” is translated into Italian as diavolo. The term diavolo refers to an evil creature.

The English phrase ‘maiden name’ can be translated into Italian as nome da ragazza or nome da nubile.

The Italian phrase for “one moment” is Un momento. Un momento is used as an interjection to ask someone to stop or wait.

In Italian, “I am sick” is expressed as Sto male. Sto male is a phrase used to say that you feel unwell or are experiencing poor health.