29. A Very Busy Guy
March 6th, 2006
Let’s meet Lorenzo, a very busy kind of guy, always on the run: he calls the train he takes every morning “my office”. In today lesson, we are going to learn how to conjugate verbs ending in “ere”, like “prendere” (to take), “leggere” (to read), and “scrivere” (to write).
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2 Responses to "29. A Very Busy Guy"
David Tanner Says:
January 18th, 2008 at 8:09 pmCiao! Can you tell me the significance of the word “al” in the phrase “al cellulare” in this lesson. Can you tell me other examples of the use of the word “al”?
LearnItalianPod.com Says:
January 21st, 2008 at 12:13 amDavid, the preposition “al” means both “on” and “to”.
The example “al cellulare” means “on the cellphone”. Ex: “chiamami al cellulare” (call me on the cellphone).
Another example is “andiamo al mare” (let’s go to the sea). As you can see, in this example “al” means is used as “to”.
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