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etymology - Italian Language Stack Exchange In spoken language the word prego can come to mean "go ahead", or you're welcome, but since "prego" also means "I pray", I was wondering whether this word has religious origins
Why are the definitions of fottere so biased towards the man? I found the equivalent definition here for fottere in Italian: Possedere qlcu sessualmente But I found that definition only in one dictionary online In other three dictionaries the definition was: Possedere sessualmente una donna So my question is why are the definitions of Italian fottere so biased towards the man possessing a woman? What
Meaning of di fronte a - Italian Language Stack Exchange Stack Exchange Network Stack Exchange network consists of 183 Q A communities including Stack Overflow, the largest, most trusted online community for developers to learn, share their knowledge, and build their careers
What does this word mean? - Italian Language Stack Exchange My grandma used to say a word in Italian (it's the only language she spoke) that sounded something like this: "assodida" I spell it as it sounds It seemed like some sort of a swear word, because
Why does mi piace mean I like instead of he she it likes me? The peculiar structure with verb "piacere" you noticed is due to the fact that literal translation of this Italian verb is "to be pleasing to (someone)", so that this "someone" is the indirect object of the sentence and not the subject
donne incinte o donne incinta? - Italian Language Stack Exchange If it is not plural then it would mean "The women is pregnant" That does not make sense, because it is suppose to be "The Women are pregnant" Here is a rule to know if the noun is singular or plural: If the noun ends with a it is singular, but is ends with e it is plural
Saldo e importo: what is the difference? - Italian Language Stack . . . That's the difference, correct If it helps further, you can picture saldo as referring to what is "left to conclude the business", so for example the resulting balance of the positive and negative accounting transactions, the amount due in an invoice, or the remaining inventory that needs to be sold out in a shop (that's why we advertise discounted sales as saldi)
Is Tramonti Italian? - Italian Language Stack Exchange If you know that there's a word ("tramonto") and even if you're unsure that there's such a word, the right way to check all its forms is to look up in a dictionary (and to see immediately that "tramonti" is the plural form)