Italian

The English word ‘deficit’ can be translated into Italian as deficit or disavanzo. Both terms refer to a situation where spending exceeds revenue.

The English phrase “what is happening” is translated into Italian as cosa succede.

The English word side can be translated into Italian as lato. lato is a masculine noun used to describe the bounding straight edge of an object.

In Italian, “talk to me” is said as parlami. The phrase is used as a request for someone to tell you something or to explain a situation.

The English phrase “I love you more” is translated into Italian as ti amo di più.

To ‘walk around’ in Italian is passeggiare. passeggiare is used when you are walking in a leisurely way for pleasure or exercise.

The English phrase ‘oh dear’ can be translated into Italian as oh buon Dio! or ohimè.

The English phrase “world peace” is translated into Italian as pace nel mondo.

In Italian, Munich is called Monaco di Baviera. Monaco di Baviera is the name for the capital of Bavaria. It is a masculine noun.

The English phrase “takeaway” can be translated into Italian as da asporto. da asporto is used to describe a meal bought to be eaten elsewhere.