Italy is synonymous with good eats! Learn how to talk about eating, with the main Italian verb for eat: mangiare. Find out how to pronounce it, and how to use it in the present, past, and command forms. Not only that: discover various ways to say eat! and enjoy your food! (like mangia! and buon …
Buon giorno principessa! Hello princess! Good morning princess! Good day princess! Despite what the internet may tell you, the Italian phrase buon giorno does not have just one translation. Keep reading to find out how to translate buon giorno, how to pronounce it, and how to use it. Buon giorno is also written as one word, buongiorno. …
Per la famiglia si fa tutto. For our family, we’ll do anything. This rings especially true in Italy, where the family has such a strong pull and gives structure to most of cultural life. Dive in and learn all about Italian family words, how to pronounce famiglia, the Italian word for family, and how to …
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Learn how to say suocero, the word for father-in-law in Italian, as well as how to pronounce and use it. You’ll discover how and why to say my father-in-law (mio suocero), and also find out why the same word means fathers-in-law and parents-in-law (suoceri). Andiamo! FATHER-IN-LAW IN ITALIAN The word for father-in-law is suocero. Un …
Kind, welcoming, and wise, or bossy and domineering? The Italian mother-in-law has a mixed reputation. Whatever yours may be . . . you definitely don’t want to mess with her. Learn how to say suocera, the word for mother-in-law in Italian, as well as how to pronounce and use it. You’ll find out about the …
Learn how to say nuora, the word for daughter-in-law in Italian, as well as how to pronounce and use it. You’ll find out about how to say my daughter-in-law (mia nuora), how to talk about daughters-in-law (suocere), and Italian sayings that feature daughters-in-law and the often tricky relationship with their mothers-in-law. DAUGHTER-IN-LAW IN ITALIAN The …
Learn how to say genero, the word for son-in-law in Italian, as well as how to pronounce and use it. You’ll also discover how to say sons-in-law as well (generi), and the trick to saying my son-in-law correctly (mio genero). Avanti! SON-IN-LAW IN ITALIAN The word for son-in-law is genero. Un genero is a son-in-law, …
Nipote mia, sei unica! Granddaughter of mine, you’re one of a kind! Here is your one-stop shop to learn all about how to say granddaughter, or nipote, in Italian, how to pronounce it and examples of how to use it. Find out about the term of endearment nipotina, which means little granddaughter, and other related …
Nipotino mio, che gioia mi dai! Little grandson of mine, what joy you bring me! Here is your one stop shop to learn all about how to say grandson, or nipote, in Italian, how to pronounce it and examples of how to use it. Find out about the term of endearment nipotino, which means little …
Viva il nonno! Long live Italian grandpas! In popular imagination, grandpa is the Italian patriarch, guardian of history, and a connection to the past . . . and in many families, he is exactly that, as well as a beloved babysitter for his nipoti, or grandchildren. Learn how to say nonno, the word for grandpa …
