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Italian words and phrases for everyday use!
Italian words and phrases for everyday use!
When Italians talk about money, they normally use the word soldi in everyday conversation…
If somebody asks you a question and you simply can’t think of the answer, the best (and most honest) way to respond is by saying I don’t know. In Italian, this phrase translates as (Io) non lo so. The reason I’ve put io into brackets is because in Italian and many other…
10 Italian Words and Phrases of Encouragement (Plus 5 Popular Quotes)
Life can be a struggle at times but with the help of comforting words of encouragement from a friend or family member, and a little perseverance and patience, it is possible to overcome even the most daunting of challenges. The important thing is keep going, even when you feel that the easiest option would be to give up…
Ora vs Adesso: What’s the difference?
In Italian, there are two main ways you can translate the word now. One is ora and the second is adesso. For all intents and purposes, ora and adesso are synonyms in modern day Italian, and swapping one for the other will rarely sound strange to the native ear. Ora derives from the Latin hora whereas…
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