Italian → English

Italian to English. Translate. Then listen.

Start with a passage in Italian and read its English translation beside the original. Listen to either side, or swap the result to try the reverse direction.

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Read the Italian source

Keep accented words, apostrophes and pronouns attached to verbs. A short Italian form can encode both an action and who receives it.

Review the English result

Check articles, singular/plural forms and added pronouns. English may need an explicit subject that was only implied in the original.

Listen in English

Listen for sentence stress and contractions. A slower voice can help separate “I’ll”, “I’d” and “I’ve”, but pronunciation alone does not establish meaning.

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How do I translate Italian to English and hear it?

This page starts with Italian as the source and English as the target. Paste text or try the example, then translate. Press Read translation after the result appears. Translation and playback are separate actions.

Why is English reading unavailable on my device?

Reading uses voices supplied by your device. Without a matching English voice exposed to the browser, the reading button is disabled. Translation and copying remain available. You may need to reopen the page after installing a voice.

Can I translate English back into Italian?

After translating, swap to use the English result as the new original, or open the reverse-direction page. Back-translation helps compare wording but does not prove the first translation is correct.

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