Italian

pulire is the Italian verb for to clean.

Longevity in Italian is longevità. longevità refers to the quality of being long-lasting, especially of life.

In Italian, “where do you live?” is translated as dove vivi? This phrase is used to ask someone for the location of their home.

The English phrase “add” is translated into Italian as aggiungere. aggiungere means to make an addition, to augment, to increase or to add on.

In Italian, “are you busy?” is said as sei occupato? The phrase is used to ask if someone is currently doing something or lacks free time.

The Italian phrase for golf ball is pallina da golf. pallina da golf refers to the small ball used in the game of golf.

The Italian phrase for “you idiot” is idiota. idiota is an insulting expression used to call someone stupid.

The Italian phrase for “how much is this?” is quanto costa questo? You use this phrase to ask for the price of an object.

The English phrase “balsamic” is translated into Italian as balsamico. This term refers to a type of dark, concentrated vinegar made from grapes.

To blame in Italian is expressed as incolpare. The verb incolpare is used when you are assigning responsibility for a specific action, mistake or crime.