Parrati u talianu bonu assai
You speak Italian very well
Usage
Compliment someone's Italian
Grammar Note
Talianu means both "Italian (language)" and "Italian (person)". The plural -ati ending is used for a polite single "you". Assai means "very". Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended
Chi beḍḍa cità!
What a beautiful city!
Usage
Exclaim about a beautiful city or place
Grammar Note
Chi + adjective + noun forms an exclamation. Cità is feminine, so beḍḍa (masculine nouns take beḍḍu). Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended
More Sicilian phrases
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