Italian

ciao is the Italian way to say hello or goodbye. ciao is used as an informal greeting both when meeting someone and when parting ways.

To say “I have a cold” in Italian, use ho il raffreddore. Use ho il raffreddore to state that you are suffering from a common cold.

The English word ‘coffee’ is translated into Italian as caffè. caffè refers to the beverage.

The English phrase ‘go away’ can be translated into Italian as partire, andarsene or andare via.

The English word ‘style’ is translated into Italian as stile.

To say “you miss someone” in Italian, the phrase is manchi a qualcuno.

The English phrase “almond milk” is translated into Italian as latte di mandorla. latte di mandorla refers to the milky liquid made from almonds.

The English word “terrible” is translated into Italian as terribile. terribile is an adjective used to describe something that is very bad.

In Italian, the English phrase ‘hamburger’ is translated as hamburger. The word refers to the sandwich consisting of a meat patty.

The English phrase ‘hooray’ can be translated into Italian as evviva or urrà. These terms are used as elated expressions of approval.