commento
comment
In Italian, the word 'commento' is used in a similar way to its English counterpart. It can refer to a remark, observation, or annotation made about a particular topic, event, or situation. It can also be used to describe a critical analysis or review of a piece of work, such as a book, film, or article.
Example sentences using: commento
Ho letto il tuo commento sul blog.
I read your comment on the blog.
In this sentence, 'commento' is used in the context of a feedback or opinion shared on a website, blog or online platform. The structure reflects a past event, represented by the verb 'ho letto' (I read).
Il tuo commento è molto apprezzato.
Your comment is very much appreciated.
This statement is often used in the context of appreciating feedback or a person’s opinion. 'È molto apprezzato' translates directly as 'is very much appreciated'. It demonstrates the use of 'commento' in a polite and formal setting.
Lascia un commento dopo la visione del film.
Leave a comment after watching the movie.
Here, the sentence is an instruction using the word 'commento' in the context of asking for a viewer's feedback after watching a film. 'Lascia' is an imperative form of the verb 'lasciare' which means 'leave'.