How to Say ‘The waist is eighty-two centimeters.’ in Italian
La vita è ottantadue centimetri.
lah VEE-tah eh ot-tahn-tah-DOO-eh chen-tee-MEH-tree
[lah VEE-tah eh ot-tahn-tah-DOO-eh chen-tee-MEH-tree]
Phrase Breakdown
La vita
lah VEE-tah
the waist
The waist as a body measurement; feminine singular noun phrase.
La vita è stretta.
The waist is narrow.
Words in this phrase
La
[lah]
the
Feminine singular article for a noun.
La sedia è comoda.
The chair is comfortable.
vita
[VEE-tah]
waist
The waist area around the middle of the body.
La vita è misurata dal nastro.
The waist is measured with the tape.
è
[eh]
is
Third-person singular of essere.
La visita è oggi.
The appointment is today.
Ottantadue centimetri
ot-tahn-tah-DOO-eh chen-tee-MEH-tree
eighty-two centimeters
A measurement phrase indicating size or circumference.
Misura ottantadue centimetri.
It measures eighty-two centimeters.
Words in this phrase
ottantadue
[ot-tahn-tah-DOO-eh]
eighty-two
The number 82.
Ottantadue è il mio numero fortunato.
Eighty-two is my lucky number.
centimetri
[chen-tee-MEH-tree]
centimeters
Unit of length for smaller measurements.
La scatola è alta quindici centimetri.
The box is fifteen centimeters tall.
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