Italian

The Italian way to say ‘gold’ as an adjective is di oro.

To ask “what is that?” in Italian about something away from you, say cos’è quello?

In Italian, the word for candy is caramella. The term is used to refer to pieces of candy or sweets.

The English word ‘ton’ is translated into Italian as tonnellata.

The Italian phrase for ‘chairs’ is sedie. The word refers to seats for one person that typically have a back and four legs.

The English phrase “join us” is translated into Italian as unisciti a noi.

The English phrase west is translated into Italian as ovest.

The English phrase “little mouse” translates to topolino in Italian, referring specifically to the Disney character Mickey Mouse.

The English phrase irresistible is translated into Italian as irresistibile. The adjective describes something or someone that is not able to be resisted.

The Italian phrase for little sister is sorellina. sorellina is used to refer to a sister who is younger than the speaker.