Today’s Parola del Giorno is the word noto which means known / well-known.
Nanni Moretti e’ un noto regista.
Nanni Moretti is a well-known film director.
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Argomento
Today’s Parola del Giorno is the word argomento which means subject/topic (of conversation, of a book, film, etc.)
Nelle piazze italiane la politica e’ spesso l’argomento di conversazione.
In Italian town squares politics is often the topic of conversation.
Durante
Today’s Parola del Giorno is the word durante which means during.
Non disturbarmi durante la conferenza.
Don’t disturb me during the conference.
Apposta
Today’s Parola del Giorno is apposta which means on purpose.
Lo hanno fatto apposta.
They did it on purpose.
Indicazioni stradali
Today’s Parola del Giorno is indicazioni stradali which means street directions.
Le ho chiesto delle indicazioni stradali.
I asked her for some directions.
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Fidanzato
Today’s Parola del Giorno is the word il fidanzato / la fidanzata which means fiance’ / boyfiend or in the feminine fiance’ / girlfriend.
Luca ha proprio ha una bella fidanzata.
Luca really has a beautiful fiance’ / girlfriend.
Sia….Sia
Today’s Parola del Giorno is sia…sia. Both sia…sia and the variation sia…che mean both…and. These are connectives which add emphasis. See the example below.
Vado in piscina sia d’inverno sia d’estate. (or) Vado in piscina sia d’inverno che d’estate.
I go swimming in both winter and summer.
Cioe’
Today’s Parola del Giorno is the word cioe’ which means that is. It is used to further explain something and to request more specific information.
Ci vediamo dopo, cioe’ alle due.
We will see each other later, that is at two.
Anzitutto
Today’s Parola del Giorno are the words anzitutto / innanzitutto which mean first and foremost/in the first place/first of all.
Anzitutto e’ necessario chiamare un avvocato.
First and foremost it is necessary to call an attorney.
Siccome
Today’s Parola del Giorno is the word siccome which means since/because .
Siccome e’ ricco, puo’ viaggiare molto.
Because/Since he is rich, he can travel a lot.