Italian

Sunday in Italian is domenica. domenica is a feminine noun used to refer to the day of the week.

The English word ‘priest’ is translated into Italian as prete. The term prete is used to refer to a clergyman or priest.

The English phrase “your dog is cute” can be said in Italian as il tuo cane è carino.

The English phrase “great grandpa” is translated into Italian as bisnonno. bisnonno refers to the father of one’s grandparent.

The English phrase “nursery rhyme” is translated into Italian as filastrocca. The term refers to a short poem or song for children.

The English name Mark is translated as Marco in Italian. Marco is the Italian equivalent of the name ‘Mark’.

In Italian, little boy is translated as bambino.

The English phrase “I was” is translated into Italian as ero. ero is used to describe a state, condition or background situation in the past.

The English word ‘on’ can be translated into Italian as su or a.

The English phrase kidney failure is translated into Italian as insufficienza renale.