Pianissimo is an Italian equivalent of 'very softly, very slowly'. It's formed by combining the adverb 'piano' with the suffix '-issimo'. It's pronounced 'pee-ah-NEES-see-moh'.
Pian piano is another equivalent. It's formed by the repetition of the adverb. But in the first case, the ending letter 'o' is dropped. It's pronounced 'pyan pee-AH-noh'.
Molto piano is still another equivalent. It's formed by having the adverb 'molto', which means 'very', modify the adverb 'piano'. The phrase is pronounced 'MOHL-toh pee-AH-noh'.
"Very" in English means molto in Italian.
"Very funny!" in English is Molto divertente! in Italian.
"We are very beautiful!" in English is Siamo bellissime!in Italian.
Molto in Italian means "very" in English.
Fortissimo in Italian is "very strong" in English.
"Very handsome" in English means molto bello in Italian.
"You are very kind!" in English is Sei molto gentile! in Italian.
"I am very sorry!" in English is Sono molto spiacente! in Italian.
"Very well!" in English means Molto bene! in Italian.
"Very slow" in English means molto lento in Italian.
"It was very delicious!" in English is Era molto delizioso! in Italian.
"Very romantic" in English means molto romantico in Italian.