Anonymous
8/14/2025, 5:37:09 PM No.213807245
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Italians don't have a word for "slice" - /int/ (#213807245) [Archived: 130 hours ago]
Anonymous
8/14/2025, 5:40:21 PM No.213807339
>>213807245 (OP)
AI Overview
While it's not entirely accurate to say Italians don't have a word for "slice," they have multiple words that can be used, depending on the context. "Fetta" is a common term for a slice, especially of bread, pizza, or cheese. However, "trancio" is often used for a slice of pizza, particularly when ordering pizza al taglio (pizza by the slice). Additionally, "pezzo" can be used to indicate a piece or portion, which could also be a slice.
Here's a breakdown:
Fetta:
This is the most common word for "slice" and can be used for various items like bread, pizza, cheese, and even land.
Trancio:
This term is specifically used for a slice of pizza, especially when ordering pizza al taglio.
Pezzo:
This means "piece" and can also be used to refer to a slice of something, like a piece of pizza.
So, while "slice" might not have a single direct translation in Italian, the words "fetta," "trancio," and "pezzo" all cover the meaning depending on the context
AI Overview
While it's not entirely accurate to say Italians don't have a word for "slice," they have multiple words that can be used, depending on the context. "Fetta" is a common term for a slice, especially of bread, pizza, or cheese. However, "trancio" is often used for a slice of pizza, particularly when ordering pizza al taglio (pizza by the slice). Additionally, "pezzo" can be used to indicate a piece or portion, which could also be a slice.
Here's a breakdown:
Fetta:
This is the most common word for "slice" and can be used for various items like bread, pizza, cheese, and even land.
Trancio:
This term is specifically used for a slice of pizza, especially when ordering pizza al taglio.
Pezzo:
This means "piece" and can also be used to refer to a slice of something, like a piece of pizza.
So, while "slice" might not have a single direct translation in Italian, the words "fetta," "trancio," and "pezzo" all cover the meaning depending on the context
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Anonymous
8/14/2025, 5:43:03 PM No.213807415
>>213807339
That's even worse; they have perfectly good words but used the English one instead. Why are Evropeans like this?
That's even worse; they have perfectly good words but used the English one instead. Why are Evropeans like this?
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Anonymous
8/14/2025, 5:44:58 PM No.213807476
>>213807245 (OP)
It's just journalists being journalists. They hate the Italian language and use English whenever they can thinking it sounds better.
It's just journalists being journalists. They hate the Italian language and use English whenever they can thinking it sounds better.
Anonymous
8/14/2025, 5:45:39 PM No.213807505
>AI Overview
>While it's not entirely accurate to say Italians don't have a word for "slice," they have multiple words that can be used, depending on the context. "Fetta" is a common term for a slice, especially of bread, pizza, or cheese. However, "trancio" is often used for a slice of pizza, particularly when ordering pizza al taglio (pizza by the slice). Additionally, "pezzo" can be used to indicate a piece or portion, which could also be a slice.
>Here's a breakdown:
>Fetta:
>This is the most common word for "slice" and can be used for various items like bread, pizza, cheese, and even land.
>Trancio:
>This term is specifically used for a slice of pizza, especially when ordering pizza al taglio.
>Pezzo:
>This means "piece" and can also be used to refer to a slice of something, like a piece of pizza.
>So, while "slice" might not have a single direct translation in Italian, the words "fetta," "trancio," and "pezzo" all cover the meaning depending on the context
>While it's not entirely accurate to say Italians don't have a word for "slice," they have multiple words that can be used, depending on the context. "Fetta" is a common term for a slice, especially of bread, pizza, or cheese. However, "trancio" is often used for a slice of pizza, particularly when ordering pizza al taglio (pizza by the slice). Additionally, "pezzo" can be used to indicate a piece or portion, which could also be a slice.
>Here's a breakdown:
>Fetta:
>This is the most common word for "slice" and can be used for various items like bread, pizza, cheese, and even land.
>Trancio:
>This term is specifically used for a slice of pizza, especially when ordering pizza al taglio.
>Pezzo:
>This means "piece" and can also be used to refer to a slice of something, like a piece of pizza.
>So, while "slice" might not have a single direct translation in Italian, the words "fetta," "trancio," and "pezzo" all cover the meaning depending on the context
Anonymous
8/14/2025, 5:45:43 PM No.213807508
>>213807415
Low IQ
Generally mixing up languages in your speech, when the terms already exist in your own language is a sign of stupidity. The person simply can't handle more than one language in his brain.
We do that too with English words and speak like Indians.
Low IQ
Generally mixing up languages in your speech, when the terms already exist in your own language is a sign of stupidity. The person simply can't handle more than one language in his brain.
We do that too with English words and speak like Indians.