Italian Translator
Translate Any Text to Italian
DeepL produces Italian that flows naturally — with correct verb forms, gendered nouns, and the musicality that makes Italian text read beautifully.
See the difference
Natural-sounding Italian translations — not word-by-word output.
Translation tips
Double consonants change meaning
Italian spelling is precise: 'pala' (shovel) vs 'palla' (ball), 'caro' (dear) vs 'carro' (cart), 'nono' (ninth) vs 'nonno' (grandfather). A single vs. double consonant changes the word entirely. DeepL spells every word correctly — no dropped or added consonants.
Verb conjugation carries the subject
Italian conjugates verbs for person and number so thoroughly that subject pronouns are usually dropped: 'Parlo italiano' (I speak Italian), not 'Io parlo italiano.' Including pronouns when unnecessary sounds emphatic or foreign. DeepL drops them naturally.
Formal Lei uses third person
The Italian formal 'you' (Lei) takes third-person singular verb forms: 'Lei parla' (you speak, formal). This is completely different from informal 'tu parli.' Using tu in a business context is inappropriate — DeepL chooses the right register.
Preposition-article contractions
Italian contracts prepositions with articles into single words: 'di + il = del', 'a + la = alla', 'in + i = nei'. There are 35+ combinations. Getting these wrong is immediately noticeable. DeepL handles all contractions correctly.
Did you know? Italian became a unified national language surprisingly late — when Italy unified in 1861, only about 2.5% of the population spoke standard Italian. Most spoke regional languages like Neapolitan, Venetian, or Sicilian.
How to use it
Paste your text above — any source language is auto-detected.
Target is pre-set to Italian. Click Translate.
Copy the result — double consonants and contractions are all correct.
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