Examples of using "Italiano" in a sentence and their english translations:
Do you speak Italian?
Do you speak Italian?
- Do you speak Italian?
- Do you know Italian?
Do you speak Italian?
Learn Italian.
- I'm Italian.
- I am Italian.
Do you speak Italian?
Where did you learn Italian?
Learn Italian.
Learn Italian.
Speak Italian!
Do you speak Italian?
Is he Italian?
Do you speak Italian?
- I'm Italian.
- I am Italian.
- Where has he learned Italian?
- Where has she learned Italian?
- Where did you pick up your Italian?
- Where did you learn Italian?
Where did you pick up your Italian?
Can you count in Italian?
I love my Italian dialect.
Any Italians here?
- He is an Italian.
- He's Italian.
I already speak Italian.
Isn't he Italian?
Does she understand Italian?
I'm not Italian.
Where did you pick up your Italian?
- I speak only Italian.
- I only speak Italian.
- Do you speak Italian?
- Do you know Italian?
I need to study Italian.
Your wife teaches me Italian.
He is Italian by birth.
His mother speaks Italian.
- Where has he learned Italian?
- Where has she learned Italian?
I'm a student from Italy.
Can you count in Italian?
My Italian is terrible.
- Where did you pick up your Italian?
- Where did you learn Italian?
I know a good Italian restaurant.
His wife teaches me Italian.
- I know a good Italian restaurant.
- I know of a good Italian restaurant.
He's an Italian teacher.
I feel like speaking Italian!
Can you also count in Italian?
His wife teaches me Italian.
Italian isn't difficult.
Rafaela is an Italian name.
Mario is an Italian citizen.
Your wife teaches me Italian.