Italian

The Italian word for ‘however’ is tuttavia. tuttavia is used to express contrast, functioning as an adverb to mean ‘however’.

The English phrase ‘bicarbonate of soda’ is translated into Italian as bicarbonato di sodio.

The English word “puberty” is pubertà in Italian.

The English word ‘unlikely’ is translated into Italian as improbabile. improbabile is an adjective used to describe something that is not likely to happen.

In Italian, the phrase “no matter what” can be translated in several ways depending on the context.

The Italian phrase for “stfu” is chiudi il becco. chiudi il becco is a rude and aggressive way to tell someone to stop talking immediately.

The English word unlucky is translated into Italian as sfortunato. sfortunato is used to describe a person or thing that is having ill luck.

The English phrase “oval” is ovale in Italian. ovale is a masculine noun used to describe a shape that is like an egg or an ellipse.

The English phrase ‘vintage’ is translated into Italian as vintage.

The Italian word for oregano is origano. The term refers to the leaves used to flavour food.