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How would you traslate in Italian the sentence," I would like to go out with you tonight but I have a dentist appointment."

Translation: Mi piacerebbe uscire con te questa sera, ma ho un appuntamento dal dentista.

Answered by Antonio R. Italian tutor
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When is 'Congiuntivo' used in Italian?

Congiuntivo is a very common verbe tense in Italian and its use can be difficult for non native speakers as it usually doesn't exist in other languages. It is usually used in dependent clauses and is usua...

Answered by Chiara B. Italian tutor
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Which is the difference between "imperfetto" and "passato prossimo" in Italian? When do you use the firts and when do you use the second?

The difference between the Italian imperfetto and passato prossimo can be tricky but it is important to understand it well and to demonstrate its correct use at GCSE level. We use passato prossimo...

Answered by Claudia T. Italian tutor
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How can I improve my speaking skills?

It depends on the situation. If you are talking to your boss, an older person or your teacher, in Italian it is important to remember that you need to use "Lei" to show respect. In older textboo...

Answered by Flavia S. Italian tutor
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How can I translate in Italian: "After the 1000 expedition, Garibaldi abandoned the project of a unified italy and left the command of the enotre operation to Cavour and King Vittorio Emanuele II'.

Dopo la spedizione dei 1000, Garibaldi abbandonò il progetto di un'Italia unificata e la affidò a Cavour e al re Vittorio Emanuele II.

Answered by Edmondo M. Italian tutor
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