Italian

The English phrase “hey there” can be translated into Italian as ehi ciao. ehi ciao is a casual greeting used to say hello to someone.

The English phrase “very well” can be translated into Italian as benissimo. benissimo is an interjection.

The Italian word for the legal guardian of a minor is custode.

In Italian, “pretty please” is expressed as per favore. per favore is an emphatic interjection used to make commands more polite.

The English word gossiper is translated into Italian as pettegolo. The term pettegolo/a is a common informal way to describe a person who enjoys gossiping.

The phrase for “check or bill” in Italian is conto. In a restaurant context, conto specifically refers to the bill for your meal.

The English phrase “yes indeed” is translated into Italian as sì, infatti.

The English word “yes” is sì in Italian. sì is the most straightforward and widely used way to say “yes” in Italian.

The English phrase “gloves” is translated into Italian as guanti. guanti refers to the clothing worn on the hands to keep them warm or protected.

The English phrase ‘you’re annoying’ can be translated into Italian as Sei fastidioso.