Italian

The Italian word for idiot is idiota. The term is used to describe a person of low general intelligence.

The Italian word for “hoover” is aspirapolvere. aspirapolvere refers to a machine used to clean floors by sucking up dust and dirt.

The English word “distasteful” can be translated into Italian as sgradevole. sgradevole is used to describe something that is offensive or distasteful.

The Italian word for sixty is sessanta. sessanta is the cardinal number used for counting or specifying quantities.

The English phrase “sweet treats” is translated into Italian as dolciumi. dolciumi refers to foods high in sugar, such as candies and confectionery.

The English phrase “what a mess!” can be translated into Italian as che casino!

riposa in pace is the Italian way to say rest in peace. This phrase is used as a blessing or an expression of hope.

In Italian, next summer is expressed as la prossima estate. The phrase is used to refer to the summer season that follows the current one.

The English phrase “coffee, please” is un caffè, per favore in Italian.

The English word ‘category’ is translated into Italian as categoria. categoria refers to a group.