Italian

The English phrase “my son” is translated into Italian as mio figlio. mio figlio is used to refer to a male child of the speaker.

The English phrase holy of holies is translated into Italian as Santo dei Santi. Santo dei Santi refers to the most sacred place within a sacred building.

The English phrase “burner” can be translated into Italian as fuoco or fornello.

The English phrase “grocery bag” is translated into Italian as busta della spesa.

The Italian word for zebra is zebra. The word refers to the African striped animal.

The Italian word for evicted is sfrattato. For a male, use the form sfrattato and for a female, use the form sfrattata.

Brooke is a female given name used in Italian. Brooke is used as a female given name.

The Italian phrase for “one too many” is uno di troppo.

To a man say Buongiorno. With a stranger or an older man add signore, as in Buongiorno, signore. Friends sometimes say the shorter Buondì.

In Italian, “I love you” is expressed as ti amo. The phrase ti amo is a very strong declaration of romantic passion and is not used casually.