Italian

The English word chimney can be translated into Italian as camino or ciminiera. The term refers to a vertical tube, hollow column or a flue.

To say big in Italian, use grande. The word grande is the standard term used to describe something of a large size.

The English word ‘motorcycle’ is translated into Italian as moto. The word refers to an open-seated motor vehicle with handlebars.

The English phrase pivot is translated into Italian as perno. The term refers to a pivot.

The Italian for “I told you so” is te l’avevo detto. Adding io, te l’avevo detto io, makes it more emphatic. Use it when someone ignored your warning.

The English word income is reddito in Italian. reddito is used to describe money earned through work or by capitalizing on the work of others.

The English phrase “yes beautiful” is translated into Italian as sì bella.

Laura is an Italian female given name. Laura is a feminine given name. In casual settings, you can greet someone by saying Ciao, Laura!

In Italian, broccoli rabe is called cime di rapa.

The phrase ‘a meal was good’ in Italian is expressed as il pasto era buono. This phrase is used to state that the food eaten during a meal tasted pleasant.