Italian

The Italian word for little is piccolo. Piccolo is used to describe something small in terms of size or quantity.

The English phrase unappetizing can be translated into Italian as poco appetitoso. You can also use poco invitante to express that food is not inviting.

Ireland in Italian is Irlanda. Irlanda is the name for the country of Ireland.

The English phrase “beach club” is stabilimento balneare in Italian.

The Italian word for snowshoes is ciaspole. The term refers to footwear designed with a wide frame to prevent the wearer from sinking into deep snow.

The English word “mint” (referring to the plant) is menta in Italian. menta is a feminine noun referring to the mint plant.

The phrase capisce in Italian means “get it?”, “understood?” or “did you hear me?”.

The phrase “do you speak italian?” in Italian is translated as Parli italiano?

In Italian, the English phrase ‘hail’ (referring to balls of ice) is grandine.

In Italian, buongiorno is a way to say hello formally, meaning good morning. buongiorno is a polite greeting used during the day.