Italian to English Translation
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All 198 language pairsAbout Italian and English
Italian (Italiano) is a Romance language that grew out of Latin, spoken in Italy, Switzerland and San Marino. It is written in the Latin alphabet: an alphabet in which vowels and consonants are separate letters.
English is a Germanic language (Indo-European family), spoken in countries around the world; in India it is used alongside Hindi for the official work of the Union government, in courts and in higher education. It is written in the Latin alphabet: an alphabet in which vowels and consonants are separate letters.
How Italian and English compare
- Italian and English are both written in the Latin alphabet, so names and shared words look the same in the English translation.
- Italian and English are distant relatives in the Indo-European family (the Romance and Germanic branches), but most everyday words are different.
- Both usually put words in the order subject–verb–object, which keeps sentences close in shape.
| Italian | English | |
|---|---|---|
| Script | Latin alphabet | Latin alphabet |
| Letters | à è é ì ò ù | A B C D E F G H |
| Hello | Ciao | Hello |
| Thank you | Grazie | Thank you |
| Written | Left to right | Left to right |
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Nowhere. Translation runs on your own device in Chrome or Edge, so your Italian text never leaves it.
Which browsers translate Italian instantly?
Chrome and Edge on a computer. Phones, Safari and Firefox do not have the built-in translator yet.
Do Italian and English use the same script?
Yes. Both are written in the Latin alphabet, so the translation keeps the same letters.
How do I type in English?
Use a English keyboard layout such as QWERTY. Typing Buddy has free step-by-step lessons and typing tests for it, linked on this page.