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A domani
See you tomorrow
Saying goodbye with a return time.
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Expression - 739
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Expression
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Buon appetito
Enjoy your meal
Wishing someone a good meal.
Expression
A1
Come stai?
How are you?
Asking about someone's well-being.
Collocation
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Ho sete
I am thirsty
Expressing the need for a drink.
Collocation
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Ho sonno
I am sleepy
Indicating a need for sleep.
Expression
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Il conto, per favore
The check, please
Asking for the bill at a restaurant.
Proverb
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Non è tutto oro
Not all that glitters is gold
Attractive things are not always valuable
Expression
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Poco a poco
Little by little
Doing something gradually.
Expression
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Prego
You are welcome
The standard response to 'thank you'.
Expression
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Può ripetere?
Can you repeat?
Asking someone to say something again.
Expression
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Va bene
Okay
Expressing agreement or acceptance.
Proverb
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chi va piano, va lontano
slow but steady progress
Steady pace brings good results.
Collocation
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oggi pomeriggio
this afternoon
Referring to the middle part of the day.
Expression
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È facile
It is easy
Describing something as simple.
Collocation
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A casa
At home
Being at one's residence.
Proverb
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A caval donato non si guarda in bocca
Don't look a gift horse in the mouth
Do not criticize a gift.
Expression
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A che ora chiude?
What time does it close?
Asking about the closing time of a place.
Expression
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A che ora mangiamo?
What time do we eat?
Asking about dinner or lunch time.
Expression
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A che ora partiamo?
What time do we leave?
Asking about the departure time.
Expression
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A che ora?
At what time?
Asking for a specific time.
Expression
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A che serve?
What is it for?
Asking about the purpose of something.
Expression
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A domani mattina
See you tomorrow morning
A specific way to say goodbye until tomorrow.
Expression
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A dopo
See you later
A casual way to say goodbye.
Expression
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A presto
See you soon
A common parting phrase.
Expression
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A presto sentirci
Talk to you soon
Used when ending a phone call.
Expression
A1
Abito a Roma
I live in Rome
Stating your current city of residence.
Idiom
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Acqua in bocca
Keep your mouth shut
Asking to keep a secret.
Proverb
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Aiutati che Dio t'aiuta
Help yourself so God helps you
You must put in effort yourself.
Proverb
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Aiutati che il ciel t'aiuta
God helps those who help themselves
Take initiative to receive good results
Collocation
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Al di là di ogni sospetto
Beyond any doubt
Completely free from suspicion.
