proper

The Italian word 'proprio' can be translated as 'proper' in English. It is used to describe something that is correct, appropriate, or fitting. For example, 'Questo è il modo proprio di fare le cose' means 'This is the proper way to do things.' It can also be used as a possessive adjective to mean 'own', as in 'Questo è il mio proprio libro' which means 'This is my own book.'

Example sentences using: proprio

Lui ha trovato proprio quello che cercava.

He found exactly what he was looking for.

This phrase uses 'proprio' to emphasize the correctness or accuracy of what was found.

Hai proprio ragione su questo punto.

You are absolutely right about this point.

Here, 'proprio' emphasizes the certainty of agreement regarding the point discussed.

È proprio un bel giorno oggi.

It's truly a beautiful day today.

In this sentence, 'proprio' adds emphasis to the beauty of the day.