Italian

The English phrase ‘pain killer’ is antidolorifico in Italian. The term refers to a medicine used to reduce or stop physical pain.

The English phrase “italy, here we come!” is expressed in Italian as Italia, stiamo arrivando!

Maddie is the Italian form of the female given name Maddie. Maddie is a female given name, typically used as a nickname for Madeline.

The Italian word for artichoke is carciofo. carciofo is a masculine noun used to refer to the artichoke vegetable.

molto bene is the Italian phrase for “very well”. This expression is used to say that something is very good or is going well.

The English word unpleasant is translated into Italian as spiacevole or sgradevole.

The English phrase “we love you very much” is expressed in Italian as ti vogliamo molto bene.

The English word ‘piece’ can be translated into Italian in several ways depending on the context. The default form is pezzo.

The Italian phrase for “we have” is abbiamo. abbiamo is the first person plural present tense of the verb to have.

The Italian verb for ‘to shoot’ is sparare. The verb sparare is used to describe the act of firing a shot.