Italian

In Italian, the phrase hit can be translated as colpire.

The English word “tantrum” is translated into Italian as capriccio. The term refers to a childish display of bad temper.

The Italian verb for ‘resuscitate’ is rianimare. rianimare is used to mean restore consciousness or to resuscitate.

In Italian, reverse is retromarcia. retromarcia is used to describe causing a mechanism or vehicle to move in the opposite direction.

The English phrase “my dad” is translated into Italian as mio padre. The phrase is used to refer to the male parent of the speaker.

In Italian, “I love you” is expressed as ti amo. ti amo is an affirmation of romantic feeling. It is reserved strictly for romantic love.

In Italian, “can I get the check?” is said as mi porta il conto? This phrase is used as a polite request to a server for the bill at the end of a meal.

The English phrase “see ya later” is translated into Italian as a più tardi.

The Italian word for “difficult” is difficile. Difficile is an adjective used to describe something that is hard or not easy.

ll is the Italian way to write the Roman numeral for two. In Italian, ll is used to represent the number two within the system of Roman numerals.