noodles
I ate noodles for lunch.
In this sentence, 'Ho mangiato i noodles per pranzo' means that the person consumed noodles during their mid-day meal. In Italian, the past tense of 'eat' is combined with the Italian word for 'noodles' to describe the action.
I really like noodles.
In this example, 'Mi piacciono molto i noodles' indicates that the speaker has a strong liking for noodles. In Italian, 'mi piacciono' can be translated to 'I like', paired with 'molto' to strengthen the expression, meaning 'a lot'.
Can you pass me the noodles, please?
Here, 'Puoi passarmi i noodles, per favore?' is asking someone to hand over the noodles. 'Puoi' is the Italian word for 'can you', 'passarmi' translates to 'pass me' and 'per favore' means 'please'.