In lesson 3.9 there are two different words for "today" Oggio and Stamattina. Is there a difference in the usage of these two words?
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vpserio
May 29, 2010
Maria-DiLorenzi
June 9, 2010
Ciao Vinny,
welcome to Rocket Italian forum!
"Stamattina" is the union of "questa" + "mattina" adn it means "this morning".
We apologize for any confusion caused and I confirm that the mistake has been fixed.
Thanks again for pointing out our error.
Enjoy your course :)
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