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4 wrz 2015 · Examples: "Non mi prometti mari e monti" (I am not promising Heaven and Earth" or "Mi ha promesso mari e monti" (He promised me Heaven and Earth"). Non chiedo la luna - "I'm not asking for the moon".
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1. CI is used along the verb essere (to be)on the third person singular (C’È) (there is) and plural (CI SONO) (there are) with the meaning of “ esistere “, “ essere presente “ (to exist / to be present). Example:
84 Incredible Italian Idioms For Every Occasion. by Olly Richards. Everyone knows popular idioms in their own language — they are a dime a dozen – and as you learn Italian, you'll see that Italian idioms are no exception . But what idioms really are, exactly, is a little more difficult to say.
1. (senza compagnia) alone ⧫ on one’s (or its etc) own ⧫ by oneself (or itself etc) (isolato) lonely. da solo (senza aiuti) by oneself (or himself etc) entra pure, sono solo please come in, I’m alone or there’s no-one with me. vive (da) solo he lives on his own. è tanto solo he’s very lonely. ci vado da sola I’ll go on my own.
