Ho la nipote più dolce del mondo. I have the sweetest niece in the world. Here is your one-stop shop to learn all about how to say niece, or nipote, in Italian, how to pronounce it and examples of how to use it. Find out about related words, like nieces (nipoti), youngest niece (nipote più …
L’uomo ideale non esiste. È più facile trovare marito. The ideal man doesn’t exist. A husband is easier to find. – Britt Ekland Learn all about how to say husband and husbands (marito and mariti) in Italian, and how to pronounce them. You’ll find out how to say hubby (maritino), other important husband terms like …
Chi incontra buona moglie ha gran fortuna. A person who finds a good wife is very lucky. Learn all about how to say wife and wives (moglie and mogli) in Italian, and the trick to pronouncing them correctly. You’ll find out how to say wifey (mogliettina), other important wife terms like ex-wife (ex-moglie), my wife …
Sei fortunato ad avere tanti cugini! You’re lucky to have a lot of cousins! Learn all about how to say cousin in Italian, the difference between cugino and cugina, and how they’re pronounced. You’ll learn how to say, pronounce and use the Italian words for cousins (cugini and cugine), little cousins (cuginetto and cuginetta), different …
Fratello, dove sei? O Brother, where art thou? Good question! Learn all about how to say brother, or fratello, in Italian, how to pronounce it and examples of how to use it. Find out about related words, like brothers (fratelli), little brother (fratellino), and half brother (fratellastro), and how to pronounce them. You’ll also discover …
Una sorella è una cosa preziosa. A sister is a precious thing. Learn all about how to say sister, or sorella, in Italian, how to pronounce it and examples of how to use it. Find out about related words, like sisters (sorelle), little sister (sorellina), and sister-in-law (cognata), and how to pronounce them. You’ll also …
Figlia mia, sei unica! Daughter of mine, you’re one of a kind! Here is your one stop shop to learn all about how to say daughter, or figlia, in Italian, how to pronounce it and examples of how to use it. Find out about the word figliola, which also means daughter, and other related daughter …
Tutti i miei figli . . . All my sons . . . Here is your one-stop shop to learn all about how to say son, or figlio, in Italian, how to pronounce it and examples of how to use it. Find out about the word figliolo, which also means son, and other related son …
Mia zia è unica. My aunt is one of a kind. Here is your one-stop shop to learn all about how to say aunt, or zia, in Italian, how to pronounce it, and examples of how to use it. Find out about related words, for aunts (zie), auntie (zietta), great aunt (prozia), and what’s up …
Non c’è nessuno come mio zio. There’s no one like my uncle. Learn all about how to say uncle, or zio, in Italian, how to pronounce it and examples of how to use it. Find out about related words, like uncles (zii) and great uncle (prozio), as well as slang expressions, and sayings that use …
