/i.ta.ljɛ̃/
Translation
Italian
Word origin
From Italie, the French name of Italy, from Latin Italia, with the suffix -ien (from Latin -ianus) that forms adjectives of origin. The same word serves as the name of the language.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- Italia
- English cognates
- Italian
Grammar
Examples
voisine Turin.
My neighbour is Italian and comes from Turin.
l' .
He has been learning Italian for two years.
dîné .
We had dinner in a small Italian restaurant.
l'.
The Italian train arrived on time.
traduit .
She translates Italian novels into French.
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