Italian

The Italian phrase for “my life” is la mia vita.

In Italian, ‘double’ is expressed by doppio. It can also function as a transitive verb meaning to multiply by two.

The English phrase “yesterday morning” is translated into Italian as ieri mattina. ieri mattina is used to refer to the morning of the day before today.

The English word ‘sixteenth’ is translated into Italian as sedicesimo. sedicesimo is the ordinal form of the number sixteen.

The English verb ‘sharpen’ can be translated into Italian using several forms depending on the context.

The Italian word for belch is rutto. rutto is the most common and straightforward way to say belch or burp in Italian.

The English word “thimble” is ditale in Italian.

The English phrase ‘rustic’ can be translated into Italian as rustico. When used as an adjective, the term means ‘country-styled’.

The English word ‘oven’ is translated into Italian as forno. forno refers to a chamber used for baking or heating.

The English word “dam” is translated into Italian as diga.