Domande riguardo a frasi esempio con, spiegazione d'utilizzo di "Italy"s
Il significato di "Italy" In varie frasi ed espressioni.
Q:
Che cosa significa How long were you in Italy?
= Quando tempo sei stato/a in Italia?
Is it correct? ?
= Quando tempo sei stato/a in Italia?
Is it correct? ?
A:
Sì, esattamente corretto.
Sì, esattamente corretto.
Q:
Che cosa significa They live and breathe Italy and all things Italian"
?
?
A:
Yes, it is natural to say.
I often speak this way, no worries!
It is also casual!
If you want it to be more casual you can say
"they live and breathe all things Italian"
Hope that helps!
I often speak this way, no worries!
It is also casual!
If you want it to be more casual you can say
"they live and breathe all things Italian"
Hope that helps!
Q:
Che cosa significa There are going to Italy on vacation ?
A:
Vacation is when someone or a group of people travels to somewhere to relax and not work.
In the sentence, the people are going to the country Italy for their vacation.
Vacation is when someone or a group of people travels to somewhere to relax and not work.
In the sentence, the people are going to the country Italy for their vacation.
Q:
Che cosa significa Italy is not an octagon?
A:
That Italy is not an eight-sided geometrical shape!
Why would you want to say this??
Why would you want to say this??
Q:
Che cosa significa have you ever gone to Italy??
A:
“have you ever gone to Italy” means if you had already went to Italy
Parole simili a "Italy" e le sue differenze
Q:
Qual è la differenza tra i am heading for Italy e i am heading to Italy ?
A:
Heading to Italy sounds more natural
Q:
Qual è la differenza tra I've been to Italy. e I've been in Italy. ?
A:
"I have been TO Italy" is correct because 'to' is used when talking about having visited places. I have been to America. I have been to that café. I have been to the beach. "In" is for being inside something.
I have been in that room, Get in the elevator.
I have been in that room, Get in the elevator.
Q:
Qual è la differenza tra He's been to Italy e He's gone to Italy ?
A:
@ellifoteinatou I think the difference is :
1. When you say he's been to Italy, it means he was there once but now he's not in Italy anymore
2. When you say he's gone to Italy, it means he went to Italy and probably he's still there now
Cmiiw
1. When you say he's been to Italy, it means he was there once but now he's not in Italy anymore
2. When you say he's gone to Italy, it means he went to Italy and probably he's still there now
Cmiiw
Q:
Qual è la differenza tra She told me she will visit Italy next year. e She told me she would visit Italy next year. ?
A:
'Will' is more certain than 'would'
Q:
Qual è la differenza tra She told me she will visit Italy next year. e She told me she would visit Italy next year. ?
A:
The only real difference ( and this could change with the tone of your voice) is that using the word would, could possibly insinuate that she isn't going to visit you anymore due to the action now being past tense in the sentence. So if the tone of your voice sound upset it could lead someone to believe that she said she was going to but changed her mind, however if the tone of your voice is elated someone would thing that she just agreed to go to Italy.
Traduzionde di "Italy"
Q:
Come si dice in Inglese (Stati Uniti)? "They live and breathe Italy and all things Italian"
A:
Nothing wrong with the sentence and "Italian" being after "things" means "all things that are Italian". The "that are" is understood.
Q:
Come si dice in Inglese (Regno Unito)? 明日の昼頃に行きます。
(I want to say. i am going to go to Italy tomorrow, so i will go (or come?) there tomorrow around noon.
I am confused "come" and "go"
thanks in advance,
(I want to say. i am going to go to Italy tomorrow, so i will go (or come?) there tomorrow around noon.
I am confused "come" and "go"
thanks in advance,
A:
First, to go and to come can be used but the context changes,.
Going to, when you are indicating you are travelling somewhere, e.g. I am going to a friends house tomorrow.
Coming there, telling the other person that you are travelling from where you are to their location. e.g. I will come visit your house tomorrow.
How i would write it: I am going to Italy tomorrow, i will be there tomorrow around noon. ['there' is used to indicate that i intend to be in that location]
Going to, when you are indicating you are travelling somewhere, e.g. I am going to a friends house tomorrow.
Coming there, telling the other person that you are travelling from where you are to their location. e.g. I will come visit your house tomorrow.
How i would write it: I am going to Italy tomorrow, i will be there tomorrow around noon. ['there' is used to indicate that i intend to be in that location]
Q:
Come si dice in Inglese (Stati Uniti)? please teach me Italy
A:
No problem! I'm always glad to help!
Q:
Come si dice in Inglese (Stati Uniti)? in Italy in the recent past there were many natural disasters indeed it is one of the countries must at risk of the whole of Europe. Among them we have earthquakes, droughts and floods. It's normal??
A:
in the whole of Europe, or in all of Europe
Q:
Come si dice in Inglese (Regno Unito)? "I'm from Italy, what type of English certification I should have for study in your school?" is it normal?
A:
"I'm from Italy. What type of English certification do I need to be able to study at your school?"
Altre domande riguardo "Italy"
Q:
I've been to Italy with my family for trip.
l saw colosseum and Pisa there.
In around colosseum,I met my teacher in charge of a grade who was in my elementaly school life.
l never thought i would run across her in such that place!
At that time,i was really surprised it. sembra naturale?
I've been to Italy with my family for trip.
l saw colosseum and Pisa there.
In around colosseum,I met my teacher in charge of a grade who was in my elementaly school life.
l never thought i would run across her in such that place!
At that time,i was really surprised it. sembra naturale?
A:
"I've been to Italy for a family trip. I saw Colosseum and Pisa there. Around Colosseum i met a teacher i had in Elementary school. I never thought i would run across her in such a place!" :)
Q:
I would like to visit Italy.
As you know, there are a lot of fascinating things there, such as many historical places,delicious foods and cheerful people.
One of my dreams is to visit places where Audrey Hepburn went in the movie,Roman Holiday.
And the place I want to go most is St. Peter's Basilica.
This building is really attractive for me not only because it is majestic, but also because my favorite sculpture, Pieta is in it.
But actually, we cannot see this sculpture directly because this is enclosed with glass.
The reason for this is that this sculpture is so beautiful that some people became mad and broke it.
I wish I could see this marvelous sculpture without obstractive glass. sembra naturale?
As you know, there are a lot of fascinating things there, such as many historical places,delicious foods and cheerful people.
One of my dreams is to visit places where Audrey Hepburn went in the movie,Roman Holiday.
And the place I want to go most is St. Peter's Basilica.
This building is really attractive for me not only because it is majestic, but also because my favorite sculpture, Pieta is in it.
But actually, we cannot see this sculpture directly because this is enclosed with glass.
The reason for this is that this sculpture is so beautiful that some people became mad and broke it.
I wish I could see this marvelous sculpture without obstractive glass. sembra naturale?
A:
It was almost perfect but there are a few errors.
1. the place i want to go *the* most is....
2. But actually -> Unfortunately
3. this is enclosed -> it is enclosed/ covered with glass
1. the place i want to go *the* most is....
2. But actually -> Unfortunately
3. this is enclosed -> it is enclosed/ covered with glass
Q:
I want to go to Italy, because I like it. And I want to eat pizza there. sembra naturale?
A:
It might be more natural to say what you like about Italy rather than "because I like it".
"I want to go to Italy, because I like the scenery there."
"I want to go to Italy, because I like the food there."
"I want to go to Italy, because I think it seems interesting."
Or you can just say this:
"I like Italy. I want to go there and eat pizza."
"I want to go to Italy, because I like the scenery there."
"I want to go to Italy, because I like the food there."
"I want to go to Italy, because I think it seems interesting."
Or you can just say this:
"I like Italy. I want to go there and eat pizza."
Q:
I am off to Italy, currently. I am living in England for a work. sembra naturale?
A:
Remove the "a" before "work" or replace "Work" with "Job".
Q:
Italy and Germany are the only one countries four times world champions in soccer. sembra naturale?
A:
Italy and Germany are the only two countries that are four-time world champions in soccer.
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