asciugamano
towel
The word 'asciugamano' is used in Italian to refer to a piece of cloth or paper used for drying or wiping oneself, such as after bathing or showering. It is a common household item and is also used in public places such as gyms, swimming pools, and beaches.
Example sentences using: asciugamano
L'asciugamano è sul tavolo.
The towel is on the table.
This sentence is an example of a declarative phrase in Italian. It uses the singular definite article 'L' before the noun 'asciugamano' (towel), indicating a specific towel. The verb 'è' is the third person singular form of 'essere' (to be), and 'sul' is a preposition indicating the position of the towel on the table.
Ho bisogno di un asciugamano.
I need a towel.
In this sentence, the speaker is expressing a need for a towel. The verb 'Ho bisogno di' in Italian correspond to 'I need' in English. Here, 'un' is an indefinite article used before the masculine noun 'asciugamano' (towel).
Questo asciugamano è il tuo.
This towel is yours.
This sentence utilizes 'Questo' (This) before the noun 'asciugamano' (towel) to signify a specific towel that is close to the speaker. The verb 'è' is the third person singular form of 'essere' (to be). 'il tuo' means 'yours'.