Italian

The Italian word for indeed is davvero. davvero is used as an indication of agreement.

The Italian word for brother is fratello. fratello is a masculine noun used to refer to a male sibling.

The Italian word for ‘always’ is sempre. sempre is an adverb used to indicate that something happens at all times.

The English phrase “the week days” is translated into Italian as i giorni della settimana. This phrase refers to the seven days that make up a full week.

The Italian word for chair is sedia. sedia is the most common term used to refer to a chair.

Gail is the Italian form of the female given name Gail. Gail is used as a female given name.

The English phrase ‘poor baby’ can be translated into Italian as poverino.

The Italian phrase caprese means “caprese”. As an adjective, it describes something originating from the island of Capri.

The Italian word for rusty (as in lacking recent experience or out of practice) is arrugginito.

The English word ‘riding’ is translated into Italian as equitazione when referring to the sport or skill of riding horses.