Italian

In Italian, the word for “no” is no. no is used as a particle to express disagreement or to provide a negative answer to a question.

The Italian word nì is used to express ‘yes and no’, indicating that there is no simple ‘yes’ or ‘no’ answer to a question.

In Italian, gee can be translated using several exclamations of surprise or pleasure, such as cribbio.

The Italian phrase for “my bad” is colpa mia. colpa mia is used to admit that a mistake or fault is yours.

Hard cheese in Italian is formaggio a pasta dura. This phrase is used to describe a standard type of firm, ripe cheese.

The English word ‘autumn’ is translated into Italian as autunno. autunno is a masculine noun meaning the season of autumn.

The Italian word for pink is rosa. rosa is used to describe the color between red and white.

The Italian word for “name” is nome. nome is a masculine noun used to indicate a particular person, place, class or thing.

In Italian, ‘how much is it?’ is said as quanto costa? This phrase is used to ask for the price of an item.

The English phrase draftsman is translated into Italian as disegnatore. disegnatore refers to a draftsman.