Italian

The English phrase ‘drinks’ is translated into Italian as bevande. bevande refers to beverages in general.

The English phrase ‘draw blood’ is translated into Italian as prelevare il sangue.

The Italian word for embarrassed is imbarazzato. The word is an adjective used to describe a person experiencing a feeling of shameful discomfort.

Lazio is the Italian name for the administrative region of Italy. Lazio is used to refer to the specific administrative region in Italy.

Ti amo is the Italian for “I love you” and is kept for romantic love. For family and close friends Italians say Ti voglio bene, “I wish you well”.

The Italian word for seagull is gabbiano. The term refers to a medium to large seabird characterized by long wings and a white or grey body.

The Italian word for everything is tutto. tutto is used as a singular masculine pronoun to mean everything, referring to the whole of a concept or a mass.

Coco is the Italian given name for a person. In Italian, Coco is used as a personal name. Note that the specific term for coconut milk is latte di cocco.

The English word curious translates to Italian as curioso.

The English phrase “bus ticket” is translated into Italian as biglietto dell’autobus.