Italian

To defrost is scongelare in Italian. scongelare is used when you want to thaw frozen food.

The Italian exclamation for “ow” is ahi. ahi is an exclamation used to express sudden physical pain, serving as the equivalent of the English “Ouch!”.

The English phrase “cocktails” is translated into Italian as cocktail.

The English word ‘rotten’ is translated into Italian as marcio. marcio is used to describe something that is decayed or has gone bad.

To say I am from America in Italian, say Vengo dall’America, literally I come from America. Use it when someone asks where you are from.

The Italian word for lozenge is pastiglia. pastiglia refers to a medicated sweet.

The English word ‘cathedral’ is translated into Italian as cattedrale or duomo.

The English phrase ‘confidence’ can be translated into Italian in several ways depending on the context.

The English phrase “leatherback turtle” is translated into Italian as tartaruga liuto.

The Italian word for leg is gamba. The primary word for the lower limb from the groin to the ankle is gamba.