Italian

Caleb is the Italian form of the English name Caleb. Caleb is used as a proper noun for the biblical character.

The English phrase “email” (referring to a message) is translated into Italian as messaggio di posta elettronica.

The English phrase “jellybean” is translated into Italian as caramella gommosa.

The English phrase “cigarette paper” is cartina per sigarette in Italian. The phrase refers to the thin paper used to roll tobacco into a cigarette.

The English phrase pickup line is frase da rimorchio in Italian.

In Italian, “my beloved” is translated as il mio amato. The phrase is used to refer to a person who is deeply loved.

In Italian, Jesus Christ is translated as Gesù Cristo. Gesù Cristo refers to the religious figure Jesus Christ.

The Italian phrase for “I write” is scrivo. scrivo is the first-person singular present tense of the verb meaning “to write”.

The English phrase ‘paragon’ is translated into Italian as modello. modello is used to refer to a model or pattern.

The Italian word for cream is crema. crema refers to the fatty part of milk.