Italian

To have a look in Italian is dai un’occhiata. The phrase is used when you want to direct one’s gaze at something or to perform a brief examination.

The English word ‘manor’ translates to Italian as maniero. The term maniero refers to the main house of an estate or a similar residence, a mansion.

The Italian word for “monument” is monumento. monumento refers to a structure built for commemorative or symbolic reasons.

To break up in Italian is lasciarsi. When using rompere to describe a relationship, it is almost always followed by the preposition con (with).

The English word ‘toy’ is giocattolo in Italian. The most common and widely used term for a toy is giocattolo.

The English phrase ‘suitable’ is translated into Italian as adatto.

In Italian, the phrase for joking is scherzando. The phrase is used to describe saying something that is not meant to be taken seriously.

Buona giornata! is the Italian way to say “have a good day”. Buona giornata! is a polite greeting used when saying goodbye to someone.

The English word host translates to ospitante in Italian. The term refers to a person who receives or entertains a guest.

The English phrase “hi friends” is translated into Italian as ciao amici. This is an informal greeting used to address a group of friends.