Italian

The Italian phrase for “hi and bye” is ciao. ciao is a versatile, informal greeting used both when arriving and when leaving.

The English phrase “warm weather” is tempo caldo in Italian. tempo caldo refers to a period of time when the air temperature is high.

The Italian phrase allora can be translated as ‘so’, ‘then’ or ‘well’.

In Italian, “this one” is translated as questo. The phrase is used to identify a specific person or thing among a group.

The English word conundrum can be translated into Italian as rompicapo. rompicapo refers to a difficult choice or decision.

The English phrase “thank you, god” is translated into Italian as Grazie a Dio.

The Italian phrase for great news is splendida notizia. You use this expression to describe information that is very positive or exciting.

Josie is the Italian form of the female given name Josie. Josie is used as a female given name.

The Italian word for badass is tosto. tosto is used to describe someone or something that has an extreme or tough appearance that is considered admirable.

The English phrase ‘olive oil’ is olio d’oliva in Italian. Olio d’oliva refers to oil pressed from olives.