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Greeting Your New Friends with Perfect Italian
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Bugs and Insects
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Bugs and Insects
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formica
feminine
(n)
ant
Le formiche hanno sei zampe.
Ants have six legs.
ragno
masculine
(n)
spider
Un ragno ha otto gambe.
A spider has eight legs.
bruco
masculine
(n)
inchworm
Il bruco sta strisciando sul recinto di legno.
The inchworm is crawling on the wooden fence.
scarafaggio
masculine
(n)
cockroach
Uno scarafaggio ha sei zampe, ali ed antenne.
A cockroach has six legs, wings and antennae.
mosca
feminine
(n)
fly
mosca nera
black housefly
verme
masculine
(n)
worm
I vermi si stanno contorcendo.
The worms are wiggling about.
coccinella
feminine
(n)
ladybug
Le coccinelle stanno scendendo lungo il ramo.
The ladybugs are climbing down the branch.
lucciola
feminine
(n)
firefly
Le lucciole stanno volando sul campo di grano.
The fireflies are flying over the wheat field.
cicala
feminine
(n)
cicada
Le cicale stanno salendo su per l'albero.
The cicadas are climbing up the tree.
bruco
masculine
(n)
caterpillar
Il bruco sta strisciando lentamente.
The caterpillar is crawling slowly.
insetto
masculine
(n)
bug
L'insetto si sta pulendo la faccia.
The bug is cleaning its face.
ape
feminine
(n)
bee
L'ape sta impollinando il fiore giallo.
The bee is pollinating the yellow flower.
zanzara
feminine
(n)
mosquito
zanzara che succhia il sangue
blood sucking mosquito
scarabeo
masculine
(n)
beetle
scarabeo nero
black beetle
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