Italian

When you raise a glass in Italy, say Salute! or Cin cin! Alla salute! means “to health” and is a little fuller.

To hike in Italian is to fare un’escursione. The phrase is used to describe taking a long walk for pleasure or exercise.

The English phrase ‘my condolences’ is translated into Italian as le mie condoglianze.

The English phrase ‘habitual’ can be translated into Italian using abituale or solito.

The Italian phrase for lenses is lenti. lenti is used to refer to lenses.

Denmark in Italian is Danimarca. Danimarca is the name of the country located in Northern Europe.

The English phrase ‘mountains’ is translated into Italian as montagne.

In Italian, the phrase for “time to eat” is ora di mangiare.

The Italian pronoun voi means ‘you’ (plural) when addressing two or more people. voi is the second-person plural pronoun used to address a group of people.

The English word “season” can be translated into Italian as stagione. stagione is a feminine noun used to refer to a quarter of a year.