Italian

The Italian phrase for ‘how many’ is quanti. This phrase is used to ask about the number of something.

The English word ‘goal’ can be translated into Italian in several ways depending on the context. The most common default form is obiettivo.

The Italian word for cities is città. città refers to large towns that serve as centers of administration and population.

The English word “rhea” (referring to the flightless bird) is translated into Italian as nandù. The term is used to refer to the flightless bird.

The Italian way to say the English letter ‘r’ is erre. erre is the name used for the seventeenth letter of the English alphabet.

The English word ‘recipe’ is ricetta in Italian. ricetta is a feminine noun used to describe instructions for making or preparing food dishes.

The Italian phrase for “I love you, my sister” is Ti voglio bene, sorella mia. This expression is used to convey affection to a female sibling.

To say “I have brown hair” in Italian, use ho i capelli castani. This phrase is used to state the natural color of one’s hair.

Pottery in Italian is ceramica. The term ceramica is the standard word used to refer to the art of pottery, the material itself and the finished products.

The English phrase “sweet boy” is translated into Italian as dolce ragazzo.