Italian is the language of Italy, San Marino and Vatican City, and one of the four national languages of Switzerland. An English to Italian translator helps with train tickets in Rome, a menu in Naples or a message to family in Milan.
Italian spelling follows its sound closely, but it marks gender on nouns and adjectives and uses Lei, the same word as she, as the formal you. TapTranslate works in both directions, so you can read an Italian message in English and answer it in Italian.
About ItalianItaliano
Where it's spoken
Spoken by more than 60 million native speakers, mainly in Italy and southern Switzerland, and by Italian communities in Argentina, the United States and elsewhere.
How it's written
Written in the Latin alphabet, left to right, with accented vowels such as à, è, é and ò, and with j, k, w, x and y found only in borrowed words.