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1. translate.google.itGoogle Traduttore

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   Il servizio di Google, offerto senza costi, traduce all'istante parole, frasi e pagine web dall'italiano a più di 100 altre lingue e viceversa.

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2. context.reverso.net › translation › italian-englishReverso Context | Translation in context from Italian to English

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   Find the English translations in context of Italian words, expressions and idioms; a free Italian-English dictionary with millions of examples of use.

3. www.reddit.com › r › italianlearningCe ne and Se ne usage? : r/italianlearning - Reddit

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   It is exactly the same as "ci" ("us", or "to us"), but becomes "ce" when followed by ne or a pronoun like "lo" or "la". Examples: "Che ce ne importa?" = "What do we care?" "Ce ne andiamo" = "We leave" "Ce la fai?" = "Can you make it/manage to do it?" "Ce lo portiamo, l'ombrello" = "We'll take it with us, the umbrella" SE. Same thing.

4. www.theintrepidguide.com › ce-lho-in-italianHow to use CE L’HO in Italian (+ PDF Cheat-Sheet )

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   9 sie 2024 · In Italian, when you want to say that you have something specific that was already mentioned, you use the phrase CE L’HO. It translates to “I have it” and helps you avoid repeating the same word, making conversations flow more smoothly.

5. forum.wordreference.com › threads › me-mi-se-si-te-ti-of-spanish-and-italianMe/mi, Se/si, Te/ti of Spanish and Italian - WordReference Forums

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   9 sty 2014 · In Italian when there is mi/ti/ci/vi (dative) + lo/la/gli/le (accusative), we write (and say) me lo, te lo, ce lo, ve lo. In Portuguese me/te/nos/vos + o/a/os/as = mo/to/no-lo/vo-lo . Example:

6. learnamo.com › en › complement-pronouns-me-te-ce-le-gli-glielo-glielaComplement Pronouns: me, te, ce, le, gli, glielo, gliela… -...

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   When used after a preposition, they are explicit and they always follow the verb. The explicit complement pronouns are: ME (me) TE (you) LUI, LEI (him, her, it) NOI (us) VOI (you) LORO (them) Examples: Ha sempre parlato bene di sua sorella → di lei (He has always said good things about his sister → about her)

7. italianpills.com › italian-grammar-2 › double-object-pronouns-italianItalian Double Object Pronouns: A Simple Guide

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   In Italian, it’s very common to use a direct object pronouns and an indirect object pronoun s together before a verb. This use appears in chunks like me lo, te lo, ce lo, ve lo, etc, and happens when we want to replace both the direct and indirect objects in a sentence or question.