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inizio
begin
In Italian, 'inizio' is used as the equivalent of the English word 'begin'. It is used to describe the start of an action, event, or process. For example, 'L'inizio della lezione è alle 9:00' means 'The class begins at 9:00'.
Example sentences using: inizio
Il mio inizio è stato difficile.
My start was hard.
This sentence is conveying someone's initial phase or start of something being challenging. 'Inizio' translates to 'start' or 'beginning' in English.
All'inizio della giornata.
At the beginning of the day.
This phrase usually refers to something happening in the early stage or onset of the day. 'Inizio' is used here in the context of time, referring to the start of a new day.
L'inizio del film era emozionante.
The start of the movie was exciting.
In this context, 'inizio' is used to describe the start or commencement of a movie that was thrilling or exciting.