Italian

The Italian word for dirt is sporco. The word sporco is used to refer to dirt as a substance that makes things unclean.

The English phrase “I love you, mum” is translated into Italian as Ti voglio bene, mamma.

The English phrase ‘joie de vivre’ is translated into Italian as gioia di vivere. gioia di vivere refers to an enjoyment of living or a zest for life.

The English phrase “profiterole” is profiterole in Italian. The term refers to choux pastry with filling (noun).

To let go in Italian is lasciare andare.

The Italian word for cancer is cancro. cancro is a masculine noun used to refer to the disease of uncontrolled cellular proliferation.

The Italian phrase for snow cone is granita.

The English word “eyes” is translated into Italian as occhi. occhi refers to the organs of the body used for seeing.

The English word Scotland is translated into Italian as Scozia.

The English word “shampoo” is translated into Italian as shampoo. shampoo refers to the product used for washing hair or other fibres.