Am I correct if I used the word especialmente for The word especially? What other italian words may I use?
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Erwin-C
February 9, 2011
Chuck-E
February 11, 2011
My Italian dictionary has it as "specialmente"
Maria-DiLorenzi
February 14, 2011
Ciao a tutti,
the word "especially" in italian can be translated as "particolarmente", "specialmente" or "soprattutto".
I hope this helps
buon divertimento
Ciao
Maria-C
February 16, 2011
maria great to get online again lost my way a little good to hear your italian voice again sorry about the enlish but is saving me a little time
Maria-C
February 16, 2011
tutti bene maria carson
Maria-DiLorenzi
February 22, 2011
Hi Maria,
I'd recommend to listen to the first 3 lessons at least couple of time and repeat as much as possible at loud voice.
You will notice how quick you will start to get familiar with the language.
I also advise to use the "my vocab" to save the vocabs you want to remember.
again buon divertimento with Rocket Italian!
Ciao
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