sicuro
sure
The Italian word 'sicuro' is used in the same context as 'sure' in English. It can be used to express certainty, assurance, or agreement. Similar to its English counterpart, 'sicuro' can be used in diverse situations, such as during conversations to confirm a statement or to express one's safety in Italian.
Example sentences using: sicuro
Sei sicuro di voler andare?
Are you sure you want to go?
This is a question asking the listener if they are confident in their decision to depart. 'Sicuro' in this context is used to inquire about certainty.
Sono sicuro che piacerà a tuo padre.
I'm sure your father will like it.
This sentence conveys the speaker's certainty that the listener's father will be pleased with something. The word 'sicuro' here expresses the speaker's confidence in the anticipation.
Non sono sicuro delle regole del gioco.
I'm not sure about the rules of the game.
The speaker is expressing uncertainty about the guidelines of a game. 'Sicuro' in this context is used to express a lack of certainty or confidence.