commenti

comments

The word 'commenti' in Italian is equivalent to the word 'comments' in English. It can be used to refer to remarks, statements, or observations about something, usually in a written form online or in text. Just like in English, it can refer to multiple specific responses or reactions to a post or article online, or annotations in a text.

noun

Example sentences using: commenti

Ho letto i tuoi commenti sul libro

I read your comments on the book

This sentence implies that the speaker has read the comments made by the listener about a specific book. It is a simple past tense sentence showing completion of an action.

I commenti di Anna sono sempre interessanti

Anna's comments are always interesting

In this sentence, the speaker is stating that the comments made by Anna are continually intriguing. The usage of 'sempre' indicates a regular/recurring action or situation in the present.

I commenti sulla mia presentazione erano incoraggianti

The comments on my presentation were encouraging

Here, the speaker is talking about the comments they received on their presentation and how they were encouraging. This sentence is in the past tense, indicating that both the presentation and the comments took place in the past.