Italian

The Italian word for corkscrew is cavatappi. cavatappi is a masculine noun used to refer to the implement used for opening bottles sealed by a cork.

The English adjective affable is translated into Italian as affabile. The word affabile is used to describe a person who is friendly, courteous, sociable.

In Italian, grounding is translated as messa a terra.

In Italian, skin fade is translated as Sfumatura a pelle.

In Italian, porridge can be expressed as porridge, pappa d’avena or zuppa d’avena. The term refers to a breakfast cereal dish.

The Italian phrase for “I am yours” is sono tuo. sono tuo is a romantic expression used to tell someone that you love them and belong to them.

The Italian phrase for “be quiet” is stai zitto. This phrase is an imperative used to tell someone to stop talking.

“Water, please” in Italian is acqua, per favore. This phrase is a polite way to request a glass or bottle of water.

Diana is the Italian way to say the female given name Diane. Diana is used as a female given name in Italian.

Nine o’clock in Italian is le nove. Use le nove to refer to the start of the tenth hour.