Italian

The English phrase “I love you, my son” is translated into Italian as Ti amo, figlio mio.

The English phrase ‘again’ can be translated into Italian as di nuovo. Use di nuovo to emphasize the start of a new occurrence.

In Italian, corn silk is barbe di mais. While barbe di mais is the most common term, you may also encounter seta di mais in botanical or culinary contexts.

The English word ‘I’ is translated into Italian as io. io is the standard personal pronoun for the first-person singular.

The English phrase ‘numbers’ is translated into Italian as numeri. numeri refers to symbols or words used to count or measure things.

The English phrase “Ms.” is translated into Italian as signora. signora is a common formal equivalent of Ms. that covers both married and unmarried women.

In Italian, “I love you” is translated as ti amo. The phrase ti amo is used specifically for expressing profound emotions of romantic love.

The English word “caliber” is translated into Italian as calibro. calibro is used to refer to the diameter of the bore of a firearm.

Brazil in Italian is Brasile. Brasile is the name of the Portuguese-speaking country located in South America.

The English phrase jet lag can be expressed in Italian using jet lag, mal di fuso or fusopatia.