>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
