Italian - English (British) translations for "carta"
"carta" Italian translation
Translation
paper
Definition
Carta is an Italian noun that translates to 'paper' in English. It refers to a thin and flat material made from cellulose pulp, used for writing, printing, drawing, or wrapping.
Part of speech
noun
Gender
feminine
Translations
This is is an experimental feature. Please report any issues.Meaning: paper
Ho bisogno di comprare della carta per stampare.
I need to buy some paper for printing.
Meaning: card
Mi piacerebbe inviarti una carta di compleanno.
I would like to send you a birthday card.
Meaning: map
Puoi darmi la carta stradale per arrivare al museo?
Can you give me the map to get to the museum?
Meaning: document
Devo firmare alcuni documenti sulla mia carta d'identità.
I need to sign some documents regarding my identity card.
Meaning: menu
Hai già visto il menu? C'è molta scelta!
Have you seen the menu yet? There are many options!
Examples
This is is an experimental feature. Please report any issues.Ho scritto una carta a mio nonno.
I wrote a letter to my grandfather.
La carta è un materiale molto versatile.
Paper is a very versatile material.
Mi piace inviare biglietti di auguri fatti a mano su carta colorata.
I like to send handmade greeting cards on colored paper.
Devo ancora compilare il modulo e consegnarlo in carta all'ufficio postale.
I still have to fill out the form and submit it on paper at the post office.
Hai la tua carta d'identità con te?
Do you have your ID card with you?
Sto cercando una stampante che possa stampare su carta fotografica.
I'm looking for a printer that can print on photo paper.
Quando ero giovane, scrivevo spesso lunghe lettere cartacee ai miei amici lontani.
When I was young, I often wrote long handwritten letters to my distant friends.
La mia banca mi ha inviato una nuova carta di credito.
My bank sent me a new credit card.
Non posso firmare il contratto senza prima leggere attentamente ogni singola clausola sulla carta.
I cannot sign the contract without first carefully reading every single clause on paper.
Advanced Description
This is is an experimental feature. Please report any issues.In Italy, carta has been a significant part of the country's history and culture. The earliest paper mills in Europe were established in Italy during the 12th century, and the production of carta became widespread throughout the country. In fact, some of the most famous works of art and literature in Italian history were created on carta, including Leonardo da Vinci's notebooks and Dante Alighieri's Divine Comedy.
Today, carta remains an essential material in various industries across Italy. From newspapers and magazines to packaging materials and office supplies, carta is used extensively for different purposes. Moreover, many traditional crafts such as calligraphy, bookbinding, and origami rely heavily on high-quality carta to produce beautiful and intricate designs.
Despite the advancements in technology that have led to the rise of digital media, carta continues to play a crucial role in Italian society. Whether it's for official documents or personal letters, there is still something special about putting pen to paper and using carta as a means of communication.