Italian

The English phrase “one more” is translated into Italian as Ancora uno. Ancora uno is used to indicate an additional single unit of something.

The English word shelter can be translated into Italian as rifugio or riparo.

The everyday Italian word for “dad” is papà, with the stress on the last syllable. In Tuscany and central Italy many people say babbo.

The English phrase ‘envisage’ is translated into Italian as envisager.

Kate is the Italian form of the English female given name Kate.

Charlotte is the Italian form of the female given name Charlotte. Charlotte is used as a proper noun for a female given name.

The English phrase ‘exfoliate’ is translated into Italian as esfoliare.

The Italian word for postal is postale. postale is an adjective used to describe things relating to the mail.

The English word ‘excellent’ is translated into Italian as eccellente.

The Italian phrase for “beautiful baby boy” is bellissimo maschietto. This phrase is used to describe a male infant who is very attractive or cute.