Italian

The English phrase “hi mommy” is translated into Italian as ciao mamma. ciao mamma is a common and versatile informal greeting.

To say “enjoy your food” in Italian, you say buon appetito. Buon appetito is a phrase used to wish someone a pleasant meal before they begin eating.

The Italian verb for to refuse is rifiutare.

The English word “air” is aria in Italian. aria is used to refer to the mixture of gases making up the Earth’s atmosphere.

The Italian word for corgi is corgi.

In Italian, ‘what are you looking at?’ is translated as Cosa stai guardando?

The English phrase supermarket is translated into Italian as supermercato. supermercato refers to a store.

Medici is the Italian name for the powerful and influential family in Florence during the Renaissance.

The Italian word for the noun ‘driving’ is guida. guida refers to the act or concept of operating a motor vehicle.

The English word “deductive” is translated into Italian as deduttivo. The term is used to describe something that pertains to or is based on deduction.