Italian

The Italian word for scale is bilancia.

The English word avid is translated into Italian as avido. avido is used to describe someone who is enthusiastic or passionate about something.

The Italian word for kissable is baciabile. The adjective baciabile is used to describe someone or something as attractive, so as to invite kissing.

The Italian phrase for “how much does this cost?” is quanto costa questo? quanto costa questo? is a question used to ask for the price of a specific item.

The English word orb is translated into Italian as sfera. sfera refers to a spherical body.

In Italian, “I hope you feel better soon” is said as Spero che tu ti senta meglio presto.

Leonardo is the Italian form of the name Leonardo, used to refer to the Italian artist.

To say “I am celiac” in Italian, use sono celiaco. This phrase is used to inform others that the speaker has celiac disease and cannot eat gluten.

The English phrase Vatican City is translated into Italian as Città del Vaticano. Città del Vaticano is used to refer to the state or territory.

In Italian, a romantic way to say “good night to your crush” is buonanotte amore.