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227
lessons found
Talking about the weather in Italian
like today?) An answer might be: Oggi
c'è
un bel tempo, un bel sole. Today...
What's the problem?
can guess there's more to it. E
ce
rto! Che problema
c'è
? -Che problema
c'è
? -Che problema
c'è
? -Duecento...
Managing with farcela
an indirect pronoun, In this case, it's ce.
Ce
means the same thing as ci, (to it/him/her,"...
L'olfatto — the sense of smell
Senti che bella canzone. Senti questo sugo.
C'è
abbastanza sale? But if want to talk...
Getting somewhere with via (way)
un po' di tempo a questa parte
c'è
un via vai, qui. Guys, for a...
Making Do with Accontentarsi
by tomorrow)? I answer: Non so se
ce
la faccio, ma farò del mio meglio per...
Forza, per forza, and a forza di
It might even mean "obviously," "clearly," in
ce
rtain cases. Let's look at some examples in...
La luce: not only light!
luce, vedi che qua corrente [elettrica] non
ce
ne sta, eh. Oh, speaking of light,...
Words and Phrases to Know in La Ladra
1 Play Caption Il soggetto At a
ce
rtain point, Eva is talking to a guy...
Different Ways to Use the Word No in Italian
no," we say: Per fortuna Manrico non
ce
l'ha fatta a dire di no a...
Italians and TV
Yes? -Is there a TV in the room? Eh,
ce
rto che
c'è
. È anche bono [sic: buono], sa? Yeah,...
Presso Answers the Question Dove (Where)?
send in my application e vedere se
c'è
una possibilità di lavoro per me. and...
Being Supportive in Italian by Staying Close By
means "to bear," "to tolerate." Ma non
ce
la facevo più a sopportare i suoi deliri. But...
Che as a Conjunction
we didn't let you know beforehand, but
c'è
Valeria che deve dirti una cosa. here's...
Fare i conti (Taking Things into Account) Part 1
Play Caption Ci siamo resi conto che
c'è
tanto da dire sul conto della parola...
Let's Talk about the Italian Preposition In
è in ufficio (My boss is in the office).
C'è
qualcuno in bagno (There is someone in the...
How to Fix Things in Italian Part 3
imperative form of venire (to come). Commissario,
c'è
la signora Fello. Chief, Missus Fello is...
Fixing Things in Italian Part 1
a situation), or "to take care of":
Ce
rto, ma prima però ha il dovere di...
Torto o Ragione (Wrong or Right)
us because it's a true cognate: E
c'è
una ragione molto precisa. And there is...
How to Offer Condolences in Italian
i due genitori sono affranti, di lato
c'è
la mamma And the two parents are...
3 Ways to Get It Wrong in Italian
ma' [mamma], ti prego. Oh Mom, please.
Ce
tratti come du [romanesco: ci tratti come...
Asking Questions in Italian part 2
questions. Ma, ma il resto di me
c'è
ancora?... But, but is the rest of...
Talking about il coronavirus in Italian
where water is a precious resource, non
ce
n'è molta. there isn't much of it....
Solo: What Does It Really Mean?
Part 21 Play Caption Vuoi un antidolorifico?
Ce
l'ho. Do you want a painkiller? I...
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