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abbonarsi a un giornale

English translation of abbonarsi a un giornale

subscribe to a newspaper

The phrase 'abbonarsi a un giornale' is used in Italian to indicate the action of signing up for a newspaper to receive it regularly, typically for a specific period. This can include both printed versions and digital access. The verb 'abbonarsi' means 'to subscribe', while 'giornale' means 'newspaper'. It is commonly used when discussing news consumption and staying informed on current events.


Example sentences using: abbonarsi a un giornale

Ho deciso di abbonarmi a un giornale per rimanere informato.

English translation of Ho deciso di abbonarmi a un giornale per rimanere informato.

I decided to subscribe to a newspaper to stay informed.

This phrase expresses the speaker's intention to stay up-to-date with current events by subscribing to a newspaper.

L'anno scorso, la mia famiglia ha abbonato a un giornale locale.

English translation of L'anno scorso, la mia famiglia ha abbonato a un giornale locale.

Last year, my family subscribed to a local newspaper.

This statement indicates that the speaker's family took the action of subscribing to a local newspaper the previous year.

Per il mio compleanno, ho ricevuto un abbonamento a un giornale.

English translation of Per il mio compleanno, ho ricevuto un abbonamento a un giornale.

For my birthday, I received a subscription to a newspaper.

The speaker is sharing that as a birthday gift, they were given a subscription to a newspaper.

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