The Italian
Noun. napo (plural napi) turnip.
[tʃitˈta ] invariable feminine noun. (gen) town. (grande) city. la mia città my home town.
English Translation. slap. More meanings for pacca. slap noun. schiaffo, ceffone, colpo, manata, manrovescio.
I have considered that SID might stand for "Security Identifier", but am not convinced. Explanation: In Italian: Sistema di Interscambio Dati.
ocio m (plural ocios) leisure, recreation, spare time.
Translation of "Ocio.
Duck, duck, duck, duck... goose.
Perhaps the most colloquial and personal expression to say how are you in Italian. Literally, butta is the third person singular of the verb buttare (to throw). The meaning is very similar to come vanno le cose?, but it's often used between longtime friends.
noun. [ masculine ] /'babːo/ (genitore) dad , daddy , pop.
Welcome to Mangia Tutto ~ Italian for “Eat Everything”
– Tutto bene? – Tutto bene. : –Is everything alright? –Everything's fine.
il ponto m noun. sea [si:] (letter.)
pica {noun} (craving)
boba [ˈbobu , ˈboba] adjective. silly , daft.
What does ciao bella mean? Ciao bella is an informal Italian expression literally meaning “goodbye (or hello), beautiful.”
[ˈbeɪbɪ ] (human) bambino/a ⧫ bimbo/a.
You could use the word 'piccino' which means small, tiny or little. Alternatively, you could use the word 'minuscolo', which means miniscule or miniature.
milk [milked|milked] {v.t.} Poi ovviamente devo mungere le capre, e nutrirle per poter fare il formaggio.
ciao. / Italian (tʃau) / sentence substitute. an informal word for hello, goodbye.
n palude f (Brit)
The word's origin is a bit of a mystery, though it may come from an innocent or the Italian word for "child," ninno. Definitions of ninny. a stupid foolish person. synonyms: nincompoop, poop.
la scopa (Italian word for broom or can be slang for 'get laid.
When conjugating a verb in a sentence, the first-person plural, we, translates to noi in Italian. /nói/
woof [interjection] (informal) a word for describing the sound that a dog makes. (Translation of bau bau from the PASSWORD Italian–English Dictionary © 2014 K Dictionaries Ltd)