Italian Translation
Italian, spoken with character.
Italian carries centuries of art, design, science, cuisine, fashion and commerce. Etranslation helps organizations communicate naturally in Italian while respecting the linguistic and cultural expectations of their audience.
More than words. Italian has a rhythm.
Italian is one of the major Romance languages and developed from varieties of spoken Latin. Its vocabulary, grammar and pronunciation have evolved over centuries, with Tuscan Italian playing an important role in the development of modern standard Italian.
Italian communication often depends on tone, register and context. A technically correct translation can still feel unnatural if it does not reflect how Italian speakers actually communicate.
In localization, our specialists consider terminology, formality, cultural references, product language and regional expectations.
Italian varieties & linguistic notes
Standard Italian coexists with numerous regional varieties and historical dialects. Regional vocabulary can be particularly important in culturally sensitive content.
- Italian · Italy · it-IT
- Italian · Switzerland · it-CH
- Italian · San Marino · Italian
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- Regional varieties · Northern Italy
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- Regional varieties · Southern Italy
A little Italian, wherever you are.
A small expression can reveal a lot about Italian communication. For example, “in bocca al lupo” literally means “into the wolf’s mouth” and is traditionally used to wish someone good luck. The customary response is “crepi il lupo”.
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