Subito

Fran-N

Fran-N

Buon giorno, my question is the word "subito" In 1.3 the word was translated ""right away" 2.3 translates it "just", The online dictionary translates it "quickly". I'm not really making a connection between the 3. Could you help me pls to understand the use of the word "subito". Grazie Fran N
Maria-DiLorenzi

Maria-DiLorenzi

ciao Fra, the word "subito" can have diffferent meaning depending on the sentence. Example: -as "right away/straightaway" "io ritorno subito" (I'll be back right away/straightaway) -as "just" "parto subito prima di mezzanote" (I leave just before idnight) The word "quickly" usually translates literally as "velocemente, presto". But there are some examples in which can be translate as "subito". -"una pittura che asciuga subito" (a paint which dry quickly) I hope this helps. Buon divertimento Ciao
Fran-N

Fran-N

Grazie Maria.
Lucia-W

Lucia-W

Very good Italian course .i would like to learn more. Lucia
Maria-DiLorenzi

Maria-DiLorenzi

Ciao Lucia, I'm glad to hear that you are enjoying it. Once you have completed your beginners level, you can continue to learn Italian with the intermediate and the advance courses where you will have new different stories and characters. Buon divertimento. Ciao

Ask a question or post a response

If you want to ask a question or post a response you need to be a member.

If you are already a member login here.
If you are not a member you can become one by taking the free Rocket Italian trial here.