How to Say ‘Don't ask for any lollipops. You won't get any.’ in Italian
Non chiedete i lecca-lecca,
nōn kye-de-te ee leka leka
[nōn kye-de-te ee leka leka]
💬 Usage Tip: Note the Italian term 'lecca-lecca', an onomatopoeic word from 'leccare' (to lick).
🇮🇹 In Italy: Lecca-lecca are classic Italian sweets, often given to children.
Phrase Breakdown
Non
[nōn]
Do not
Used to make a negative command or request.
Non chiedete troppo tardi per i biglietti.
Do not ask too late for the tickets.
chiedete
[kye-de-te]
ask
To request an answer or information.
Chiedete pure se avete bisogno di aiuto.
Feel free to ask if you need help.
i
[ee]
the
Definite article used before plural nouns.
I lecca-lecca sono dolci amati dai bambini.
The lollipops are sweets loved by children.
lecca
[leka]
lollipop
A candy on a stick.
Il lecca-lecca verde è al gusto di mela.
The green lollipop is apple-flavored.
lecca
[leka]
lollipop
A candy on a stick.
Il lecca-lecca verde è al gusto di mela.
The green lollipop is apple-flavored.
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