always
The Italian word 'sempre' is used similarly to 'always' in English. It can be used to refer to something that happens constantly or without interruption. For instance, 'Io vado sempre al lavoro in autobus' translates to 'I always go to work by bus'.
I am always happy.
This sentence uses the Italian word 'sempre' to express a continuous state or action. It is common to use 'sempre' to indicate something that continues to be true.
You are always the best.
This sentence uses 'sempre' to portray an unchanging situation, emphasizing the consistency of the person being addressed being the best.
We are always together.
In this sentence, 'sempre' is used to express a continuous state. 'Stiamo sempre insieme' shows a constant state of togetherness.