Italian

The Italian word for “what” is cosa, which functions as an interrogative pronoun. The primary use of these forms is to ask “what?” in a question.

In Italian, the phrase “of the” is expressed through a single word known as an articulated preposition. The default form is del.

The English word ‘pliers’ is translated into Italian as pinze. The term refers to a gripping tool designed to multiply the strength of the user’s hand.

The English phrase “I love my boyfriend” is translated into Italian as amo il mio ragazzo.

The English phrase “grin and bear it” is translated into Italian as stringere i denti.

The English pronoun ‘themselves’ is translated into Italian as loro stessi.

The Italian word for grinder is smerigliatrice. The term refers to a kitchen gadget used for grinding materials.

The English phrase “good news” is translated into Italian as buone notizie. This phrase is used to describe something positive.

The English phrase “ice machine” can be translated into Italian as fabbricatore di ghiaccio.

In Italian, ‘last night’ is ieri sera.