Italian

The Italian phrase for “hi, my name is” is ciao, mi chiamo. This phrase is a common greeting used when introducing yourself to someone for the first time.

The English phrase ‘scumbag’ is translated into Italian as sacco di merda. sacco di merda is used to describe a despicable person.

The English phrase “orange peel” is translated into Italian as buccia d’arancia. The term refers to the skin of an orange.

A slice of pizza in Italian is fetta di pizza. The phrase refers to a single piece of pizza cut from a larger, circular pie.

In Italian, hello good evening is said as ciao buonasera. The phrase is a greeting used to say hello to someone in the evening.

The English phrase ‘dear’ or ‘darling’ can be translated into Italian as cara. cara is used as an adjective to describe someone who is loved or cherished.

Brianna is a female given name in Italian.

The English word “pocket” is tasca in Italian. The word tasca refers to a bag stitched to an item of clothing.

The Italian word for attached is allegato.

To eat in Italian is mangiare. The verb mangiare is used to express the act of eating a meal.