Italian

The English phrase “how was it?” is translated into Italian as com’era? com’era? is used to ask for someone’s opinion or impression of a past experience.

In Italian, ‘stone’ can be translated as pietra, sasso or sassolino depending on the context.

To say “enjoy italy” in Italian, you use goditi l’Italia.

The English phrase “leave it” is translated into Italian as lascialo.

The English phrase ‘sunset’ is translated into Italian as tramonto. The term refers to the time of day when the sun disappears below the horizon.

The English phrase ‘you’re mean’ is translated into Italian as Sei cattivo.

In Italian, the English word “cow” is translated as mucca. Both mucca and vacca refer to the adult female of the species Bos taurus.

The Italian word for pumpkin is zucca. zucca is the most common and generic term used to refer to a pumpkin in Italian.

The English phrase “lucky you” is expressed in Italian as beato te.

The English phrase bedroom is translated into Italian as camera da letto. The term refers to a room in a house where a bed is kept for sleeping.