ITALIAN PHARSES
#3
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I want to know you didn't post this same question about three days ago...
These are idioms. Like "Have a nice day" "All the best" " Missing you already!"
The first is literally Good "what makes up a day for you" or "course of the day" - there's no literal translation; what it's trying to get over is the moving time span of a day.
The second is literally "to have a pleasant day"
But they mean idiomatically much the same.
These are idioms. Like "Have a nice day" "All the best" " Missing you already!"
The first is literally Good "what makes up a day for you" or "course of the day" - there's no literal translation; what it's trying to get over is the moving time span of a day.
The second is literally "to have a pleasant day"
But they mean idiomatically much the same.
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Unless you speak Italian, I have found only four words are needed. Hello - Bonjourno until 2PM, Hello - Buenaserra after 2PM, Thank you - Grazia, You're welcome - Prego (pardon the spelling). The people are extremely friendly and if you use the above at anytime, the locals are quite pleased to help.
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Heh min! (as they say in this neck of the woods) I gave you a full answer..don't take offense.. it was just a total repeat of a very recent question and kind of felt like the answer hadn't been believed.
Myer is kind of right too; but the more you know the better you will get on. Did I tell you about the time 9 of us ended up in Tuscany early on a Sunday morning with absolutely NO food and a 14 month old baby and no shops open?
It did take more than "Good morning" and "howdy" to leave the local bar with enough bread, cheese, milk and coffee to get us to the next opportunity ofr retail therapy.
please don't go. Your question was valid; and I DID answer it.
Myer is kind of right too; but the more you know the better you will get on. Did I tell you about the time 9 of us ended up in Tuscany early on a Sunday morning with absolutely NO food and a 14 month old baby and no shops open?
It did take more than "Good morning" and "howdy" to leave the local bar with enough bread, cheese, milk and coffee to get us to the next opportunity ofr retail therapy.
please don't go. Your question was valid; and I DID answer it.