Italian

The English phrase ‘pizzeria’ is translated into Italian as pizzeria. A pizzeria is a noun used to describe an outlet that primarily sells pizza.

The Italian word for moody is lunatico. lunatico is used to describe someone who is given to sudden or frequent changes of mind or is temperamental.

Patrizia is the Italian form of the female given name Patricia. Patrizia is used as a feminine given name.

To see in Italian is vedere. vedere is a verb used to describe the act of perceiving something with the eyes.

The Italian phrase for “we go” is andiamo. andiamo is used to suggest that it is time to leave or to start an activity.

The English phrase ‘arise’ can be translated into Italian as sorgere. sorgere is used to describe the start of existence or an origination.

AJ is the Italian way to express the initials of a person’s name. This phrase is used to represent the initials of a person’s name.

In Italian, ‘zoo’ is translated as zoo. The word zoo refers to a park where animals are exhibited.

The English phrase ‘expensive’ is translated into Italian using several forms, the default being costoso.

The Italian phrase for “I hate” is Odio. Odio is used to express a strong feeling of dislike or hatred toward someone or something.