Italian

The English phrase “this is my husband” is translated into Italian as questo è mio marito. You use this phrase to introduce your husband to another person.

The English word “ignition” (referring to the key receptacle for starting a vehicle) is translated into Italian as accensione.

The Italian phrase for “you (plural)” is voi. voi is the pronoun used to address two or more people directly.

The English phrase ‘sign of the cross’ is translated into Italian as segno della croce.

The English word ‘alkaline’ is alcalino in Italian. The term is used as an adjective to describe something having a pH greater than 7.

To blow in Italian is soffiare. Soffiare is used to describe forcing a current of air, whether by using your mouth or through natural means like the wind.

The English verb ‘drive’ (to operate a wheeled motorized vehicle) is translated into Italian as guidare.

The English phrase “delighted” is translated into Italian as felice. felice means greatly pleased or happy.

The English phrase “either or” is translated into Italian as o … o.

The English phrase ‘sweet dreams’ is translated into Italian as sogni d’oro.