This Sunday, July 11th, Italy will face England in the Euro 2020 final, which will be held at Wembley Stadium in London. From what we have seen so far, it is expected to be an exciting game between two well-matched teams!
Regardless of whether the Italian team wins or not, you may want to know how to congratulate the team for their outstanding performance in Italian.In English, we tend to say well done!, Italians tend to use all-encompassing terms awesome! In the sports world.
But before you start using awesome, It’s important to remember that everything in Italian must be consistent in gender and quantity.this means awesome Must become masculine plural Ok When pointing This Azzurri (Ignite. Light Blues), this is the name of the Italian team.
Good job the Azzurri! You have reached the finals!
Good job, Italy! You are in the finals!
Italian fans also referred to the team as boys, meaning is guys, boys or young people, Not its official name.
Good people! you did it!
Well done everyone! you did it!
However, if you are referring to individual male players, you must use the positive singular awesome.
Come on Federico! What a beautiful goal!
Good job Federico! What a great goal!
Sometimes Italians use exclamation points great! instead awesome! This is an informal way of saying Astonishing! well done! or It’s good for you! Once again, if it is used to describe Azzurri or boys, Are both masculine plural nouns, you need to change it to its plural form Big.
Great Bruce! We are in the finals!
Good job, Italy! We are in the finals!
Big guys! You played well!
Good job, guys! You played so well!
do you know…?
Men’s national football teams tend to get everyone’s attention, but did you know that there are also women’s teams in Italy?Its name is blue, Which is the female equivalent Azzurri.
A more formal way to give someone a verbal pat is to use the word congratulate (congratulate). E.g:
- Congratulations! = Congratulations!
- Congratulations to the Italian team! = Congratulations to the Italian team!
- Congratulations to Italy/Italy! = Congratulations to Italy/Go to Italy!
However, when cheering for the team, it is more appropriate to use Ok or Big.
