How to Say “You” in Italian
In Italian, ‘you’ can be expressed as tu, lei, Lei or Voi. The term ‘you’ refers to the subject pronoun for the person being addressed.
In Italian, ‘you’ can be expressed as tu, lei, Lei or Voi. The term ‘you’ refers to the subject pronoun for the person being addressed.
The English phrase “so stupid” is translated into Italian as così stupido.
The English word gauge can be translated into Italian as calibro.
The English phrase “titan” can be translated into Italian as titano.
In Italian, the phrase for “until we meet again” is arrivederci. arrivederci is used to say goodbye when you expect to see the person again in the future.
The English phrase ‘usury’ is translated into Italian as usura. usura refers to the practice of lending money at illegal or unfair rates.
The English phrase ‘lovely’ can be translated into Italian as bello.
The English word “lovers” is translated into Italian as amanti. amanti refers to two people who are in a romantic or sexual relationship.
The English word “hectic” is translated into Italian as frenetico. frenetico is used to describe activity that is very busy with activity and confusion.
The phrase osteria refers to a traditional Italian restaurant or wine bar in Italian.