Italian

The English phrase ‘tired’ is translated into Italian as stanco. The adjective is used to describe someone in need of rest or sleep.

The Italian word for yesterday is ieri. Ieri is used to refer to the day before today, serving as both a noun and an adverb.

cacca is the Italian word for poop. cacca is the common word for feces. It is used in casual settings or when speaking to children.

The Italian word for brooch is spilla. The word spilla refers to a piece of jewellery with pin (noun).

The English word ‘tower’ is translated into Italian as torre. torre refers to a tall, narrow structure.

To read in Italian is leggere. The phrase means to look at and understand written or printed words.

The English word ‘hut’ is translated into Italian as capanna. capanna refers to a primitive dwelling.

The English phrase “teeth” is denti in Italian. The word denti refers to teeth.

The English phrase “do you have?” is translated into Italian as hai? This phrase is used to ask if someone possesses a specific item.

The English verb ‘stay’ can be translated into Italian using rimanere, stare or restare.