Italian

The phrase s in Italian refers to the plural form of the third-person pronoun used to refer to people or things.

The English phrase ‘cold sore’ is translated into Italian as herpes labiale. The term refers to a small bump on the lips.

The Italian word for ‘disappointing’ is deludente. deludente is an adjective used to describe something that causes disappointment.

To say something is delicious in Italian, you use È delizioso. The phrase È delizioso is used to express high praise for the flavor of food or drink.

The English phrase ‘boss’ can be translated into Italian as capo or padrone.

The Italian phrase fa’ strada is used to mean ‘to lead on’.

The English phrase ‘beautiful little girl’ is translated into Italian as bella bambina. This phrase is used to describe a young female child who is pretty.

The English phrase ‘new zealander’ is translated into Italian as neozelandese.

The English phrase ‘grinding’ translates to the Italian noun macinazione. The term refers to the action of grinding or crushing into small particles.

The Italian word for ‘paintbox’ is scatola di colori. scatola di colori refers to a box used to hold paint.