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Io ho 25 anni, not Io sono 25 anni, is correct in Italian. Italian opts to conjugate the verb avere ("to have"), not essere ("to be"), when a person's age is at stake. The correct phrase -- which need not begin with the personal pronoun io ("I"), other than for emphasis, since context and the verb endings identify the subject as the first person singular -- translates literally as "I have 25 years" and will be pronounced "EE-o VEN-ti-TCHEEN-kwey AN-nee" in Italian.
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What does mi amici mean?
"Mi amici" is not grammatically correct in Italian. The correct way to say "my friends" in Italian is "i miei amici."
What is the difference between the verb 'to be' and 'to have' when talking about your age in Italian?
That the conjugation of the verb "to be" is employed with other numbers whereas that of the verb "to have" is used for age is the difference between the two when talking about age in Italian. Essere ("to be") therefore describes time whereas avere ("to have") identifies the number of days, months, or years old that an organism is. Facere ("to do," "to make") will be used in mathematical situations.
How do you say son in different languages?
son in spanish: hijo son in italian: sono son in portuguese: são son in japanese: さ (Sa) son in korean: 아르 (aleu) son in french: sont
How do say you are learing itialian in Italian?
"You are learning Italian" = "Stai imparando Italiano""I am learning Italian" = "Sto imparando Italiano"
What is the correct pronunciation of the composer's name Piazzolla?
It's Italian and you should say something like: pia-'tsol-la
Which of 'Io ho diciasettenne' or 'Io sono dicisettenne' is correct Italian?
When talking about age in Italian language you have 2 choices; 1. You use the verb "to have" or "avere" and say - "Io ho diciasette anni". That is the most common way of expressing age. 2. You use the verb "to be" or "essere" and say "Io sono diciasettenne". "Diciasettenne" means seventeen-year-old, so obviously we want to say "I am seventeen-year-old".
How do you say it's me in Italian?
Io sono qui better "sono io"
How do you say in Italian i am old?
Sono vecchio (masculine), or sono vecchia (feminine).
How do you say am i beautiful in Italian?
Sono i belli
How do you say how are the girls in Italian?
come sono le ragazze
How do you say taxis are here in italian?
i taxis sono qui
How do you say 'I am a juicy princess' in Italian?
sono una principessa sugosa :)
How do you say I am in...ex. New Jersey in Italian?
sono in New jersey
How do you say my eyes are blue in Italian?
i miei occhi sono blu
How do you say we are beautiful women in Italian?
Ci sono le belle donne!
How do you say your girls are beautiful in Italian?
Le tue ragazze sono bellissime.
How do you say your age in Italian?
In Italian a translation is undici anni. Always remember that depending on the context of your sentences, the translation can vary. There may also be slang terminology if you were to travel to Italy. Keep in mind that online translators may not always be correct, they are a reflection of the exact words you have typed in.
