Italian

Paul is translated into Italian as Paolo. Paolo is a masculine given name.

The Italian phrase for “come with me” is vieni con me. This phrase is used as a request or command for someone to accompany the speaker to another place.

The English phrase “weirdo” is translated into Italian as tipo strano.

The English word “janitor” is translated into Italian as bidello.

The Italian word for wagon is vagone.

The Italian word for a hybrid car that runs on both fuel and electricity is ibrido.

In Italian, “to pay” is pagare. The most common and versatile word for “to pay” is pagare, used when giving money in exchange for goods or services.

The English phrase “ripoff” can be translated into Italian as fregatura.

The English phrase “please speak slowly” is translated into Italian as Parla lentamente per favore.

The English word ‘abiding’ translates to the Italian adjective duraturo. duraturo is used as an adjective to describe something that is continuing.