Italian

The English word “pyramid” is piramide in Italian. The term piramide refers to an ancient construction.

The Italian phrase for “someone passed away” is qualcuno è venuto a mancare. This phrase is used as a polite euphemism to say that someone has died.

The English phrase ‘letters’ translates to Italian as lettere. The term lettere refers to written messages sent from one person to another by mail.

Breathtaking in Italian is mozzafiato. The adjective mozzafiato is used to describe something that is stunningly beautiful.

The Italian verb for ‘pass’ is passare. passare is used to describe moving or being moved from one place to another.

The Italian verb for ‘to put’ is mettere. The primary way to express the action of placing something somewhere is with mettere.

The English verb ‘squeeze’ can be translated into Italian in several ways depending on the context. The most common default form is spremere.

The English phrase ‘know’ can be translated into Italian as sapere. sapere is used when you know facts, information or how to do something.

The English word “charmed” is translated into Italian as incantato. incantato is used to describe being impressed by the pleasantness of something.

The English word sheep is translated into Italian as pecora.