Italian

The Italian phrase for “air vent” is presa d’aria. presa d’aria refers to an opening that allows air to circulate.

In Italian, brava is an exclamation used to praise a woman for a great performance.

The Italian word for hubby is maritino. maritino is used to refer to one’s husband, functioning as a diminutive or more affectionate way to say husband.

The English phrase ‘prestigious’ is translated into Italian as prestigioso. The adjective describes something of high prestige.

The English word ‘here’ is translated into Italian as qui or qua. Both words are used as adverbs to indicate being in, on or at this place.

The English phrase ‘guess’ translates to the Italian verb indovinare. indovinare is used to mean reaching an unconfirmed conclusion.

The Italian phrase for “very beautiful” is bellissimo.

To say is there in Italian, say c’è. c’è asks or states whether something exists or is present somewhere.

In Italian, “I forgot” is said as ho dimenticato. The phrase is used to say that one has failed to remember a piece of information or a task.

The Italian word for clams is vongole. The term refers to edible saltwater mollusks with two shells that are used as food.