Italian

The Italian word for estimate is stima. The noun stima refers to a rough calculation or assessment.

Lisa is the Italian form of the female given name Lisa. Lisa is a female given name. The name is acceptable to use as-is in Italian.

The English phrase halfway is translated into Italian as a metà strada. You can also use a metà percorso to express the concept of being halfway.

The English phrase ‘i love you’ is translated into Italian as ti amo. ti amo is an affirmation of romantic feeling.

The Italian word for stamp is francobollo.

The Italian word for jacket is giacca. The term giacca refers to a piece of clothing worn on the upper body outside a shirt or blouse.

The English phrase butterflies is translated into Italian as farfalle. farfalle refers to winged insects with colorful wings.

The English word “sacrilege” is translated into Italian as sacrilegio.

The English phrase “I prefer” is translated into Italian as preferisco. The phrase is used to state that you like one thing more than another.

Beginners need three Italian greetings: Ciao for friends, Buongiorno for the morning and daytime, and Buonasera for the evening.