"wet" e "disgusting"

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Hi Elizabeth,

1. (Lei) si è bagnata.
In Italian, differently from English, in this kind of sentences the subject can be omitted.

2. Lui/Lei è disgustosamente brutto/brutta.
I'm not sure if "brutto" is the perfect Italian analogous of the English word "nasty", what do you think about?

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Like if someone expels gas in a public place and doesn't say excuse me, we say, "That person is really nasty." So it would be the equivalent of that.

grazie per il tuo aiuto :)

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In this particular case, I'd use "maleducato" or "volgare".