"La tua anatra è la mia cena."

Translation: Your duck is my dinner.

[HavardF]

This is my favourite sentence so far.

[BrunAnimas]

Why "anatra"? Almost all the words sounds likely to Spanish or English, but this one is not related

[f.formica]

That's their fault, not Italian's :P English speakers at some point disused their word "Ened" (Old English, cognate to the modern German "Ente") and instead started using "to duck" as a noun (cognate to modern German "tauchen", to dive, to plunge). Spanish speakers instead currently use "pato", derived from the Arabic "batt". The Italian "Anatra" is a deformation of the Latin "anas", gen. "anatis".