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Phrase Review 111-15

Italian

Che cosa → What do
Che cosa fai? – What do you do?
Dove → Where
Dove lavori? – Where do you work?
Da quanto tempo → How long
Da quanto tempo studi italiano? – How long have you been studying Italian?
Che lavoro fai? – What job
Dove lavori? – Where do you work?
Lavoro part-time – I work part-time
Lavoro a tempo pieno – I work full-time
Sono in cerca di lavoro – I’m looking for a job
Faccio il barista – I work as a barista
Studio ingegneria – I study engineering
Da quanto tempo fai questo lavoro? – How long have you been doing this job?
Com’è il tuo capo? – What’s your boss like?
Ti piace quello che fai? – Do you like what you do?
Perché hai scelto questo lavoro / corso di studi? – Why did you choose this job / field of study?
Di solito facevo una passeggiata ogni sera. – I usually went for a walk every evening
Potrei chiedere...? – Could I ask…?
Mi potrebbe dire com’è la zona? – Could you tell me what the area is like?
Da quanto tempo abiti qui? – How long have you lived here?
Ci si conosce tutti qui – Everyone knows each other here
Buongiorno! Tutto bene? – Good morning! Everything okay?
Serve una mano? – Do you need a hand?
Com’è la zona? – What’s the area like?
Secondo me, il film è troppo lungo. – In opinion, the movie is too long
Sono convinto/a che… – I’m convinced that…
È evidente che… – It’s evident that…
Dal mio punto di vista… – From my point of view…
A mio avviso… – In my opinion…
Perché pensi così? – Why do you think that?
Mi spieghi meglio? – Can you explain better?
Cosa intendi dire? – What do you mean?
A mio avviso, il problema non è solo economico, ma culturale. – In my opinion, the problem is not only economic, but also cultural.
Credo che sia importante discuterne apertamente. – I believe it’s important to discuss it openly.
Non sono d’accordo, ma capisco il tuo punto di vista. – I don’t agree, but I understand your point of view.
Non è detto che sia vero. – It’s not necessarily true.
Penso che tu abbia ragione in parte. – I think you’re partly right.
Anche se… – Even though…
Comunque… – Anyway…
Tuttavia… – However…
D’altra parte… – On the other hand…
In ogni caso… – In any case…
Non sono completamente d’accordo, ma… – I’m not entirely in agreement, but…
Hai ragione. – You’re right.
Questo dipende da… – This depends on…
Non sono d’accordo. – I disagree.
Non è detto che… – It’s not certain that…
A mio parere non è così. – In my view, it’s not like that.
Capisco cosa vuoi dire, però… – I understand what you mean, but…
Tuttavia, bisogna considerare anche… – However, we also need to consider…
Non è detto che sia così. – It’s not necessarily so.
Concordo pienamente. – I completely agree.
A mio parere non è così. – In my view, it’s not like that.
Vedo il tuo punto. – I see your point.
Capisco cosa vuoi dire, però… – I understand what you mean, but…
Questo dipende da… – This depends on…
Tuttavia, bisogna considerare anche… – However, we also need to consider…
Non sono completamente d’accordo, ma… – I’m not entirely in agreement, but
Anche se può sembrare così, io penso che… – Even though it may seem that way, I think that…
Sarebbe meglio se... – It would be better if… (followed by subjunctive)
Vorrei che... – I would like that… (followed by subjunctive)
Mi piacerebbe che... – I would like it if…
Potremmo... – We could…
Dovremmo... – We should…
Secondo te qual è la soluzione? – In your opinion, what’s the solution?
Tu cosa ne pensi? – What do you think about it?
Dal mio punto di vista… – From my point of view…
Io penso che ci voglia più educazione civica a scuola. – I think we need more civic education in school.
La cultura ha un ruolo fondamentale nella società. – Culture plays a fundamental role in society.
Ci sono vantaggi e svantaggi in entrambi i casi. – There are advantages and disadvantages in both cases.
Sarebbe meglio se il governo investisse di più nelle energie rinnovabili. – It would be better if the government invested more in renewable energy.
Vorrei che ci fosse più accesso gratuito all’istruzione universitaria. – I would like there to be more free access to university education.
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