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Category: La Parola del Giorno

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Essere di buon umore

February 18, 2013February 18, 2013

Today’s Parola del Giorno is the expression essere di buon umore, which means to be in a good mood.

Carlo e’ sempre di buon umore.

Carlo is always in a good mood.

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Sorriso

February 17, 2013February 17, 2013

Today’s Parola del Giorno is the word sorriso, which means smile.

La tua amica ha un bel sorriso.

Your friend has a nice smile.

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Meteorite

February 16, 2013February 16, 2013

Today’s Parola del Giorno is the word meteorite, for which a translation isn’t necessary.

E’ caduto un meteorite in Russia.

A meteorite fell in Russia.

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Nave da crociera

February 15, 2013February 15, 2013

Today’s Parola del Giorno is nave da crociera, which means cruise ship.

C’e’ stato un incendio su una nave da crociera.

There was a fire on a cruise ship.

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Dimettersi

February 13, 2013February 13, 2013

Today’s Parola del Giorno is dimettersi, which means to resign.

Il Papa puo’ dimettersi?

Can the Pope resign?

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Pisolino

February 11, 2013February 11, 2013

Today’s Parola del Giorno is pisolino, which means nap.

Oggi pomeriggio ho fatto un bel pisolino.

This afternoon I took a nice nap.

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Dappertutto

February 9, 2013February 10, 2013

Today’s Parola del Giorno is dappertutto, which means everywhere.

L’ho cercato dappertutto.

I looked for it everywhere.

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Fiacco

February 8, 2013February 9, 2013

Today’s Parola del Giorno is fiacco, which means sluggish, worn out, weary.

Oggi mi sento fiacco.

I feel worn out today.

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Fuso Orario

February 7, 2013February 8, 2013

Today’s Parola del Giorno is fuso orario, which means time zone.

Ero molto stanco a causa della differenza di fuso orario.

I was very tired due to the time zone difference.

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Dettaglio

February 6, 2013February 6, 2013

Today’s Parola del Giorno is the word dettaglio, which means detail.

Marco mi ha raccontato tutti i dettagli del fatto.

Marco told me all the details of the event.

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