Italian

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

voglio imparare l’italiano is the Italian way to say “I want to learn Italian”.

The Italian word for jinx is iettatura. iettatura is used to describe the state or the act of being a jinx.

The English phrase oblong is translated into Italian as oblungo. The term is used as an adjective to describe something that is longer than it is wide.

The Italian word for stick is bastone. bastone refers to a long piece of wood.

Kimberly is the Italian form of the English unisex given name Kimberly. Kimberly is used as a given name for any gender.

To say “drink up” in Italian, you use bevi tutto. The phrase is used to tell someone to finish their drink.

The English phrase glam is used in Italian as glam.

The English word abyss is translated into Italian as abisso. abisso is a masculine noun used to describe a bottomless or unfathomed depth.

The English phrase “see you in the morning” is translated into Italian as ci vediamo domattina.