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Today’s Parola del Giorno is the phrase tutto sommato which means all things considered. Italians use this phrase when making a final assessment. It’s quite common in Italian.
Tutto sommato, e’ la soluzione migliore.
All things considered it’s the best solution.
Today’s Parola del Giorno is the phrase pagare in contanti which means to pay in cash.
Vorrei pagare in contanti.
I’d like to pay cash.
Today’s Parola del Giorno is the word facoltativo which means optional.
Il contributo e’ facoltativo.
The contribution is optional.
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Today’s Parola del Giorno is the word raffreddore. This is the Italian word for a cold.
Ho preso un brutto raffreddore durante il viaggio
I caught a bad cold during the trip.
Today’s Parola del Giorno is the word faticoso which means tiring or exhausting. Click on the audio file below to hear the word pronounced and used in a sentence.
E’ un lavoro molto faticoso.
It’s a very tiring job.
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Today’s Parola del Giorno is the word cameriere which means waiter. The feminine form cameriera is used for waitress. Click on the audio file below to hear the word pronounced and used in a sentence.
Scusi cameriere, mi porta il conto per favore?
Excuse me waiter, would you please bring me the check?
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Today’s Parola del Giorno is the word merito which means merit, worth or credit. Click on the audio file below to hear the word pronounced and used in a sentence.
E’ merito mio se hai avuto quel lavoro.
It’s thanks to me that you got that job.
Today’s Parola del Giorno is the word sconto which means discount. Click on the audio file below to hear the word pronounced and used in a sentence.
Mi puo’ fare uno sconto?
Can you give me a discount?
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Today’s Parola del Giorno is the word attimo which means moment. Click on the audio file below to hear the word pronounced and used in a sentence.
Ci metto un attimo.
It will just take me a moment.
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Today’s Parola del Giorno is the phrase il fine giustifica i mezzi. Its translation is the end justifies the means. Click on the audio file below to hear the phrase pronounced.
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