When you’re traveling you may be more dependent on the weather, especially if you’re planning to spend a lot of time outside. You'll enjoy yourself a lot more if you have the appropriate clothing!
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Talking about clothes in Italian
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Un cappotto
A coat
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Una sciarpa
A scarf
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Un cappello
A hat
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Una giacca
A jacket
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Un impermeabile
A raincoat
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Un ombrello
An umbrella
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Un paio di guanti
A pair of gloves
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Un paio di calzetti pesanti
A pair of thick socks
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I sandali
Sandals
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Un maglione
A sweater
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Vestiti pesanti
Warm clothing
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Vestiti leggeri
Light clothing
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Un costume da bagno
A swimsuit
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Costume da bagno
Swim trunks, swimsuit
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Costume da bagno
Bikini, swimsuit
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If you are lucky to have some good weather you might also need…
Gli occhiali da sole
The sunglasses
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La crema solare
The sunscreen
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Il cappello da spiaggia
A sun hat
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If the weather is no good, you may want to say that you are boiling hot, freezing cold, wet or miserable. Here are some useful sentences…
Ho freddo.
I'm cold.
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Sto gelando.
I'm freezing.
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Ho caldo.
I'm hot.
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Sto sudando.
I'm sweating.
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I miei piedi sono freddi.
My feet are cold.
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Le mie dita sono gelate.
My fingers are frozen.
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Sono inzuppato.
I'm soaking wet.
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Here are a few recommended Italian lessons to try next!
- Describing the colors in Italian is essential to spice up your conversational skills.
- Know how to say nationalities in Italian.
- An important lesson on the structure and pronouncing numbers in Italian.
- At an Italian restaurant? Try ordering in Italian!
Alla prossima volta!
Maria DiLorenzi and the Rocket Italian Team
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