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2008-07-04 Italian Language - definite article: Dear Rich, actually I have to point out that the rule you mention, i.e. that the definite article should not be used with the words "pranzo" and "cena", while the definite article should be used...
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2008-07-03 Italian Language - translation and grammar: Hi Rich, Yes well done, you have this understanding spot on. The sentence does translate as 'He reads before going to bed' and the grammar comprehension is correct too In Italian, if you want to...
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2008-07-03 Italian Language - definite article: Dear Rich, Generally speaking, we can say “Io bevo il caffè” to mean either "I drink coffee" or "I drink my coffee". For example: -“Bevo il caffè e ti raggiungo subito” as well as “Bevo il mio...
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2008-07-02 Italy - travel information: Hi Dionisis, The best way would be to take the bus to the train station in Bari (they run often - no schedule needed). It takes about 4 hours with a change in Caserta. Here is the train schedule info:...
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2008-07-02 Italian Language - Translations: Hello, First of all here are the translations of “What do you want?” and “Why are you doing that?”: 1.”Che cosa vuoi?” or simply “Cosa vuoi?” (“What do you want?”). 2.”Perché stai facendo questo?”...
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