Italian

The English phrase “hump day” is expressed in Italian as mercoledì. The term is used to refer to the middle of the workweek.

In Italian, the English verb ‘count’ is translated as contare. contare is used to mean the act of enumerating or determining a number.

The English phrase “altitude sickness” is mal di montagna in Italian. mal di montagna refers to the oxygen deficiency experienced at high altitudes.

The English phrase “price list” is translated into Italian as listino prezzi. listino prezzi refers to a list of items with their corresponding prices.

ciao bello is the Italian way to say “bye handsome”. This phrase is used to say goodbye to a man while including a compliment about his appearance.

Ella is a female given name used in Italian. Ella is used as a proper noun for a female person’s name.

The Italian phrase for “swimming cap” is cuffia da nuoto.

Angelo is the Italian male given name for Angelo. Angelo is a masculine given name used for males.

The English phrase “tan” (the darkening of the skin) is translated into Italian as abbronzatura.

The English word pearl is translated into Italian as perla.