libro
book
The Italian word 'libro' is similar to the English word 'book'. It is primarily used to refer to a bound written work. You can use it in various situations, such as asking for a book in a library or bookstore, or discussing literature. For example, 'Hai letto questo libro?' means 'Have you read this book?'
Example sentences using: libro
Mi piace leggere un libro dopo cena.
I like to read a book after dinner.
This sentence implies a fondness for relaxing with a book after the evening meal. It uses the noun 'libro' in the context of an activity done for pleasure.
Il libro è sul tavolo.
The book is on the table.
This sentence is stating the location of a particular object, in this case a 'libro', using a simple subject-verb-object sentence structure.
Questo è il mio libro preferito.
This is my favorite book.
The subject pronoun 'Questo' ('This') is used to refer to a specific 'libro' ('book') that is particularly appreciated by the speaker.