Non ho afferrato is an Italian equivalent of the English phrase "I didn't get it".
Specifically, the adverb non is "not". The auxiliary ho means "(I) have". The past participle of the present infinitive afferrare translates as "got, grabbed, grasped, seized".
The pronunciation will be "noh-noh AHF-fehr-RAH-toh" in Italian.
yes he is ittalin if you heard when he was a kid he didnt speak english!
it means (the) ''dictionary didnt find any words''.
They didnt.
it didnt..
they didnt have pasta in egyptian timnes its italian
you asked that after trying to cheat in a test didnt you?
it didnt
they didnt have the right equipment
It didnt
I don't think it has another name, I asked my mum who is like an expert on fruit nd bugs nd stuff nd she didnt seem to know. She said its just the same, but im not sure, hope this helps x
It didnt
It didnt