Italian

The English phrase “all done” can be expressed in Italian as tutto fatto.

No garlic in Italian is senz’aglio, meaning without garlic, the phrase to use when ordering food. Say it when ordering a dish you want made without garlic.

The English phrase “recharge” is translated into Italian as ricaricare. ricaricare is used to mean charging an electric battery.

The English word dedicated translates to the Italian adjective dedicato. dedicato is used to describe someone who is devoted, loyal or conscientious.

The English phrase ‘sneakers’ is translated into Italian as scarpe da ginnastica.

The English phrase “cute baby” is translated into Italian as bel bambino.

The English phrase ‘run’ is translated into Italian as correre. The verb correre is used to describe the act of moving quickly on two feet.

The Italian phrase for little brother is fratellino. Fratellino is a term used to refer to a male sibling who is younger than the speaker.

The English phrase “hi mom” is translated into Italian as Ciao mamma. Ciao mamma is an informal greeting used with family members or close friends.

The Italian word for ‘monitor’ (computer display) is monitor. The noun monitor refers specifically to a standalone computer display unit.