Allora is used alot for the word so. Per esempio, Allora Chuck, come stai?
I use poi alot more for then. Sempre dritto, poi a destra. Go straight ahead and then turn right.
Ciao per ora.
Filippo
Then, Then
Phillip-V
March 9, 2011
FranN32
March 14, 2011
Per favore.... "esprimere" non lo so.
(I don't know this word, could you please tell me)
grazie
Fran
Phillip-V
March 15, 2011
To express
Chuck-E
March 15, 2011
"Esprimere" means "to express"
FranN32
March 16, 2011
grazie
Maria-DiLorenzi
March 24, 2011
Ciao a tutti,
that's correct : the verb "esperimere" means "to express".
The words "allora" is very used nowadays.
It has different meaning depending on the sentence.
It can mean :
-"then" as for example : "allora Chuck come stai?" = "so Chuck how are you?"
-"therefore" as for example: "abbiamo preso il treno allora siamo tornati a casa"=
"we missed the train therefore we came back home"
I hope this helps.
Ciao
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