Italian

The phrase and you in Italian is e tu. This phrase is used to ask the same question back to the person who just asked it.

The English word ‘train’ is treno in Italian. treno is a masculine noun used to refer to a line of connected cars or carriages.

The English phrase “snow angel” is translated into Italian as angelo nella neve.

The English phrase ‘today is monday’ is translated into Italian as Oggi è lunedì. This phrase is a statement used to identify the current day of the week.

The English phrase “in” can be translated into Italian as in or dentro. Both in and dentro express being contained by something.

To order two cappuccino in Italian, say due cappuccini, with the noun in the plural.

The English phrase “tiger lily” is translated into Italian as giglio tigre.

The Italian word mafia means a crime syndicate. mafia is used to refer to an organized criminal syndicate.

The English word ‘resort’ (referring to a relaxing environment for people on vacation) is translated into Italian as villaggio vacanze.

Puglia is the Italian name for Puglia, a region in southern Italy.