foresta
forest
The Italian word for 'forest' is 'foresta'. It is used in the same contexts as in English, referring to a large area covered predominantly by trees and other vegetation. For instance, 'La foresta Amazzonica' means 'The Amazon Forest'.
Example sentences using: foresta
La foresta pluviale è ricca di biodiversità.
The rainforest is rich in biodiversity.
This sentence is describing the richness in diversity of species occurring in a rainforest. 'La foresta pluviale' means 'the rainforest', 'è' means 'is' and 'ricca di biodiversità' means 'rich in biodiversity'.
Non voglio perdersi nella foresta.
I don't want to get lost in the forest.
Here, the speaker is expressing a fear or concern of getting lost if they were to venture into a forest. 'Non voglio' means 'I don’t want', 'perdersi' means 'to get lost' and 'nella foresta' means 'in the forest'.
La foresta è piena di vita selvaggia.
The forest is full of wildlife.
This sentence highlights the abundance of wildlife residing within a forest. 'La foresta' means 'the forest', 'è' means 'is', 'piena di' means 'full of' and 'vita selvaggia' translates to 'wildlife'.