Italian

The Italian verb venire means to come. venire da means to come from, and venire con means to come with.

The Italian phrase for ‘so true’ is verissimo. Verissimo is an expression used to show strong agreement with a statement someone else has made.

The English word ‘tenant’ can be translated into Italian as inquilino. A tenant is someone who pays a fee in return for the use of land, etc.

The Italian phrase for “I like your shirt” is mi piace la tua maglietta.

The English phrase “dirty mind” is translated into Italian as mente perversa.

The English phrase “I like that” is expressed in Italian as mi piace. You use mi piace to express that you find something pleasing or appealing.

Peanut butter in Italian is burro d’arachidi. burro d’arachidi refers to the creamy or crunchy paste made from ground roasted peanuts.

The Italian word for cousins is cugini. Cugini refers to the children of one’s aunts or uncles.

The English phrase “nutcracker” is schiaccianoci in Italian. schiaccianoci refers to an implement used for cracking nuts.

The English phrase ‘very hot’ is translated into Italian as caldissimo. caldissimo is used to describe something that has a very high temperature.