What is 'little baby' when translated from English to Italian?

Answer 1

Ometto or Omettino may be Italian equivalents of 'little man'. They're both masculine gender nouns that take as their definite articles 'il' ['the'] and as indefinite articles 'uno' ['a, one']. They're pronounced 'oh-MEHT-toh' and 'oh-meht-TEE-noh', respectively.

Answer 2

Ciao signorino or Ciao uometto may be Italian equivalents of 'Hello, little man'. In the word by word translation, the interjection 'ciao' means 'hello' and 'goodbye'. The masculine gender noun 'signorino' means 'little man' in the sense of 'young sir'. The masculine gender noun 'uometto' means 'little man' in the sense of 'physically small man'. The phrases are pronounced 'chow see-nyoh-REE-noh' and 'chow woh-MEHT-toh', respectively.

Answer 3

Ragazzetto is an Italian equivalent of 'little boy'. Another equivalent is ragazzino. In both cases, the Italian word is formed by the combination of the masculine gender noun 'ragazzo' ['boy'] with the diminutive suffix '-etto' or '-ino'.

Answer 4

"My little boy" in English means mio bambino in Italian.

Answer 5

Piccolo bambino [for a boy]

Piccola bambina [for a girl]

Answer 6

topolino