|  Anybody up for a card game in Naples? | | | Ciao, English Learners! Ever wondered which dog is the naughtiest? You'll find out in our joke of the week! Plus, we'll explore some fun and useful Italian words like 'dove', 'assistenza', 'stadio', 'giustizia', and 'permettere'. Let's dive in! |
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dove The Italian word 'dove' is used just like its English equivalent 'where'. It is used in questions and statements to indicate location. Example in a sentence: 'Dove abiti?' which translates to 'Where do you live?' Here's how to use it: | |
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assistenza Assistenza is the Italian word for assistance. It is used to describe help or support given to someone. For example, you might ask for assistenza if you need help with a problem or task. The word can also be used to describe a department or service that provides assistance, such as customer service or technical support. Here's how to use it: Posso avere assistenza con questo progetto? Il tuo dipartimento offre assistenza tecnica? L'assistenza sanitaria in Italia è molto buona.
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stadio The Italian word for 'stadium' is 'stadio'. It is used similarly to English, referencing a large, typically outdoor, structure for sports, concerts, or events. For example, 'Stadio Olimpico' is the Olympic Stadium in Rome. Here's how to use it: Vado allo stadio ogni domenica. Lo stadio è pieno di tifosi. Il nostro stadio ha una capacità di 50000 spettatori.
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giustizia The Italian word for justice is 'giustizia'. It is used in a similar way as in English, often referring to fairness, impartiality, and moral rightness. For example, 'Il sistema giudiziario deve garantire la giustizia' means 'The judicial system must ensure justice.' Here's how to use it: La giustizia è fondamentale per una società sana. La giustizia ha deciso a suo favore. L'idea di giustizia varia da persona a persona.
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permettere The Italian equivalent for 'allow' is 'permettere'. It is a verb typically used in the context of giving someone permission to do something. For example, 'Io permetto di andare' translates to 'I allow to go'. Here's how to use it: Posso permettere di uscire questa sera? Non ti posso permettere di andare là. Voglio permettere ai cagnolini di giocare nel parco.
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