Usage examples of "Italienische" in German with translation to English

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Ich liebe die italienische Küche. I love Italian food.
Das italienische Essen war lecker. The Italian food was delicious.
Rom ist eine italienische Stadt. Rome is an Italian town.
Dieser italienische Schriftsteller ist kaum bekannt in Japan. That Italian author is little known in Japan.
In Deutschland ist die italienische Mafia ein unterschätztes Problem. In Germany, the Italian mafia is an underestimated problem.
Seine Frau lehrt mich Italienisch. His wife teaches me Italian.
Wo haben Sie Italienisch gelernt? Where did you pick up your Italian?
Wo hast du Italienisch gelernt? Where did you pick up your Italian?
Wie heißt das auf Italienisch? How do you say that in Italian?
Dieser Satz ist nicht italienisch. This sentence is not in Italian.
Wo hat er Italienisch gelernt? Where has he learned Italian?
Kannst du auch auf Italienisch zählen? Can you also count in Italian?
Ich kenne ein gutes italienisches Restaurant. I know a good Italian restaurant.
Ich komme aus Italien und spreche Italienisch. I come from Italy and I speak Italian.
Ich komme aus Italien, und ich spreche Italienisch. I come from Italy and I speak Italian.
Dieses handgemachte italienisch hergestellte Titanfahrrad ist unheimlich leicht. This handmade Italian-made titanium bicycle is terribly light.
Am Anfang des Gesprächs, versucht der Däne italienisch zu sprechen. The Danish person tries to speak Italian at the beginning of the conversation.
Chinesisch und Italienisch sind die schönsten Sprachen auf der Welt. Chinese and Italian are the most beautiful languages in the world.
Silvio Berlusconi ist ein italienischer Politiker, der gegenwärtige Premierminister Italiens, sowie ein erfolgreicher Geschäftsmann. Silvio Berlusconi is an Italian politician, the current Prime Minister of Italy, as well as a successful entrepreneur.
Im Laufe der Zeit wurden aus diesen Dialekten eigenständige Sprachen, nämlich Spanisch, Französisch, Italienisch usw. As more time passed, these Creoles became separate languages: Spanish, French, Italian, etc.
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