Italian - English (British) translations for "notte"
"notte" Italian translation
Translation
night
Definition
Notte is an Italian noun that translates to 'night' in English. It refers to the period of darkness between sunset and sunrise.
Part of speech
noun
Gender
feminine
Translations
This is is an experimental feature. Please report any issues.Meaning: nighttime
La notte è il momento in cui si dorme.
The nighttime is the moment when you sleep.
Meaning: night
Questa notte ho sognato di volare.
Last night I dreamt of flying.
Meaning: darkness
La notte più buia è quella prima dell'alba.
The darkest hour is just before the dawn.
Meaning: evening
Ci vediamo stasera, verso la notte.
See you tonight, towards the evening.
Examples
This is is an experimental feature. Please report any issues.A1: La notte è buia.
The night is dark.
A2: Mi piace guardare le stelle di notte.
I like to watch the stars at night.
A2: Ho dormito tutta la notte.
I slept all night.
B1: Abbiamo trascorso una notte indimenticabile insieme.
We spent an unforgettable night together.
B2: Durante la notte ha iniziato a piovere.
It started raining during the night.
B2: Sono stato sveglio tutta la notte per finire il lavoro.
I stayed up all night to finish the work.
C1: La notte scorsa ho sognato di volare.
Last night I dreamt of flying.
C2: Dopo aver ballato tutta la notte, mi sentivo esausto ma felice.
After dancing all night, I felt exhausted but happy.
C2: In quella notte d'estate, il cielo era così limpido che sembrava di poter toccare le stelle.
On that summer night, the sky was so clear that it seemed possible to touch the stars.
Advanced Description
This is is an experimental feature. Please report any issues.In Italy, notte is a time for relaxation and socializing. Many Italians enjoy going out for dinner or drinks with friends and family during this time. The streets are often bustling with activity, especially in major cities like Rome and Milan.
Notte also plays an important role in Italian culture and traditions. For example, many religious festivals and celebrations take place at night, such as the Feast of San Giovanni on June 24th. Additionally, there are several superstitions associated with notte, such as the belief that it is bad luck to leave your shoes upside down at night.
Overall, notte is a significant part of Italian life and culture. Whether you're enjoying a night out on the town or participating in a traditional festival, this period of darkness holds a special place in the hearts of many Italians.