|  Pottery from Sicily, photo by Flo P. | | | Ciao, English Learners! Get ready to dive into the world of Italian with a fun joke and new vocabulary: traccia (trace), concentrare (to concentrate), pesca (fishing), gobbo (hunchback), and crescere (to grow). |
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traccia In Italian, the word 'traccia' is used to refer to a track, such as a track on a CD or a track in the snow. It can also be used to refer to a trace or a clue, such as a 'traccia' of evidence. The word is pronounced 'trat-cha'. Here's how to use it: Segui la traccia sulla mappa. La traccia di un sorriso apparve sul suo viso. La traccia della canzone è molto popolare.
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concentrare The Italian word 'concentrare' is used in a similar way to its English counterpart, 'concentrate'. It is a verb that means to focus one's attention or mental effort on a particular object or topic. For example, 'Dobbiamo concentrarci sul nostro progetto' translates to 'We need to concentrate on our project'. Here's how to use it: Devi concentrare la tua attenzione su questo Sto cercando di concentrare i miei sforzi sul progetto Voglio concentrare le mie energie nella corsa
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pesca The word 'pesca' in Italian is used to describe the activity of fishing. It can be used as a noun or a verb. As a noun, 'pesca' refers to the act of catching fish, while as a verb, it means to engage in the activity of fishing. It is important to note that the plural form of 'pesca' is 'pesche'. Here's how to use it: Il colore della sua camicia è la pesca. La pesca è un'attività molto rilassante. Ho mangiato una pesca dopo la cena.
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gobbo The term 'gobbo' in Italian is used to refer to a person with a hunchback or a curved spine. It can also be used to describe something that is curved or bent. The term is often used in a descriptive sense, rather than as a medical term. Here's how to use it: | |
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crescere The Italian verb 'crescere' is used to signify growing in many contexts such as plants growing (Le piante crescono), children growing up (I bambini crescono) or things increasing in size or amount. This verb can also be used in reflexive form, as in 'Io mi sto crescendo i capelli' (I am growing my hair out). Here's how to use it: I bambini devono mangiare bene per crescere. Vogliamo crescere il nostro business. I semi che ho piantato stanno iniziando a crescere.
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😆😆😆 Cosa dice un'onda piccola a un'onda grande? Ciao, mare! | |
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