Web15 jan. 2007 · Italian - Italy. Jan 15, 2007. #5. Hi theta, the right way to say "I know how to speak a little Italian" is "so parlare un po' di italiano" or "so parlare un po' l' italiano". And yes, po' is short for poco, frequently used but also frequently mistaken by putting an accent on the o instead of an apostrophe... I hope this was helpful to you! Web23 jul. 2024 · Example: Sto guardando un film comico e lollo. Translation: “I’m watching a comedy and laughing out loud.”. Hackerare: “To hack”. Example: Mi hanno hackerato il computer. Translation: “Someone has hacked my computer.”. 4. Bonus: Free Must-have Cheat Sheets About Italian Internet Slang.
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Web20 mei 2024 · @LukeO150401 "So parlare italiano" or "parlo italiano" (even better). "Posso parlare in italiano" doesn't sound right to me. It sounds as if you were saying "I'm allowed to speak Italian" Io posso parlare italiano Posso parlare in italiano or So parlare in italiano Parlò italiano Web16 mei 2008 · in Chinese. By Robin Mansur. 5/16/08 12:42 PM. This is a great phrase for all of you who look Chinese but can't speak. This will save you a lot of trouble when you're in China. You'll be able to be polite and ask if they can speak in … how to resize an image in medibang
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Web17 jul. 2024 · Non mi interessa is a milder translation for I don’t care in Italian. It literally means “it doesn’t interest me” and could also translate the English sentence I’m not interested. Non mi interessa. I don’t care. Literally: It doesn’t interest me. It comes from the verb interessare, meaning to interest or to affect. Web“ Come sta? ” is the most common “how are you?” in Italian. You can safely use it in any situation because it’s formal. However, it’s not the best Italian “how are you?” to use in informal situations. It’s hard to translate it literally. In Italian, the verb ‘ stare ’ means something in between to stay and to be. Come stai? Come stai? WebAs Italian, I’m confortable speaking English with foreigners, but I don’t use it at home at all. And we tend to be friendlier and more open with tourists that try to speak Italian. I’d say I’m a bit annoyed by tourists that don’t even learn to say “buongiorno”. how to resize an image in krita for printing