|  Cyprus trees in Tuscany, thanks to Reuben Teo. | | | Ciao! Embark on a linguistic journey with us this evening as we explore the depths of Italian vocabulary, from the intricacies of a 'motore' to the hidden world of 'sottomarini', and navigate the career seas with 'carriera'. Whether you're just starting or polishing your skills, our latest lessons will propel your Italian forward. Let's rev up our 'motori' and set sail for an exciting learning adventure! |
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poi The Italian word 'poi' is used to indicate a following event or time. Much like 'later' in English, it can be used to refer to a point in the future, or the next item in a series. Here's how to use it: Prima mangio, poi dormo. Ho comprato un gelato, poi sono andato al parco. Studia ora, poi avrai tempo per divertirti.
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motore The Italian word for engine is 'motore'. It is used in the same way as in English, referring to a machine that converts energy into mechanical force or motion. For example, a car engine is called 'motore a combustione interna' in Italian. Here's how to use it: Il motore della mia auto è rumoroso. Sto studiando il funzionamento del motore. Ho sostituito il motore della mia moto.
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sottomarino The word 'sottomarino' is a noun in Italian, and it translates to 'submarine' in English. The term is used to identify a type of watercraft that can operate independently underwater. It's commonly used in military or ocean exploration context. Here's how to use it: Ho visto un sottomarino in porto ieri. Il sottomarino è sommerso nell'oceano. Il sottomarino giallo è famoso nella canzone dei Beatles.
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carriera The Italian word 'carriera' is the direct translation of the English word 'career'. It is used in the same way as in English to describe a person's professional journey or occupation. For example, 'Ho avuto una lunga carriera nella medicina' translates to 'I had a long career in medicine'. Here's how to use it: La mia carriera è molto importante per me. Spero di avere successo nella mia carriera. Ha abbandonato la sua carriera per la famiglia.
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stasera The Italian word for 'tonight' is 'stasera'. It is used to refer to the evening of the same day. For example, 'I am going to the party tonight' would be 'Vado alla festa stasera' in Italian. Here's how to use it: Ci vediamo stasera Stasera vado al cinema Stasera piove
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