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segretecose · 3 years

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sorry for the random question you don't have to answer btw but che ne pensi del fatto che molti italiani adorino e considerino insuperabile la grandezza dell'impero romano? solo a me ha sempre puzzato di retorica fascista e imperialista?

finché sono due memini sulla conquista della gallia ma anche chissene ovviamente come in tutte le cose ci vuole consapevolezza ed è importante saper riconoscere retoriche fasciste ma comunque sia dubito che potrebbe mai portare a qualcosa di grave nel senso dubito qualcuno possa svegliarsi domani e dire minchia mo conquisto la dacia e avere un seguito

#ask #anonymous

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idkchimchim · 6 years

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Top biases in gifs 💞

idk man im bored so here's a list of a few of my biases (of course I love other groups these are just my favourite) ❤️btw there's no particular order 💫

[disclamer: I do not own these gifs and i do not know the scorce so credits to the rightful owners]

Wonho ~ Monsta x

aka hunky chunky: the nickname my friend and I gave him because he's just so damn fine 🤷🏻‍♀️

Jongyun ~ shinee

our precious angel 😌❤️

Jackson Wang ~ Got7

i've never loved someone so much honestly fffff

Jongin ~ Exo

oof i actually found a bias in exo, took me long enough 😩

seulgi ~ red velvet

i mean the gif speaks for itself 🤷🏻‍♀️

jimin ~ bts

i've loved bts since debut and jimin was my bias and still is 💓

Kwon Jiyoung ~ bigbang

How can you not love this precious human💓 (i put kwon jiyoung instead of gd because i know he said he wants to be known as kwon jiyoung now)

Jennie ~ black pink

honestly my ult woman crush ffffff

Jae Park ~ day6

ngl young k used to be my bias but jae swerved in oops

aaand my ult bias out of all my fave groups...

JACKSON ❤️

honestly you actually have no idea how much love i have for him. idel how to describe my love for him fffff💞

idk what this was tbh i'm bored so hope yall liked that i guess??🤷🏻‍♀️

you don't have to read this part lmao

also on one of my other posts someone commented but it wont let me reply and they asked why i put tags for different groups on my posts.

basically i put all the 'relevent' tags first so if its a post about exo i put everything relevant to that post about exo, then i add the rest of my fave groups. im a multi fandom, it's what i do and i've made quite a few friends by doing that. I find people who share the same love for different groups 🤷🏻‍♀️

hope that answered your question (it was more of a retorichal question bc they put 'wtf' so i wanted to adress it lmao)

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sayitaliano · 7 years

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Quick question: If I want to ask something like: "It's very sunny in Italy, isn't it?" or "Many of these buildings are very old, aren't they?" how would I translate the "isn't it"/"aren't they" part into Italian? Do I just say "È molto soleggiato in Italia, no?"? Or would "..., non è vero?" be more correct?

Both “no” and “non è vero?” are equally correct. Probably “no?”, being shorter and faster, might be more commonly used, but there’s no difference in the end. You could simply ask “vero?” or “giusto?” as well. :)

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Btw, for those who want to know a bit more on this subject:These are called “domande retoriche”, which means we basically say something and, as in English, ask you (with a question tag) to agree with us or just keep the conversation – unless the tone we use means something different (it might be a real question too when we stress or high pitch it).In Italian, we use many different words to translate question tags - and you can follow the English rule (sentence affermative + question negative and viceversa) or not, according on where you want your conversation to go.For example:Paolo non è capace di nuotare, vero? = Paul can’t swim, can he? Paolo è capace di nuotare, no? = Paul can swim, can’t he?Paolo non è andato al cinema, no? = Paul didn’t go to the cinema, did he? Paolo è andato al cinema, vero? = Paul went to the cinema, didn’t he?

If you want to translate a negative question tag in a negative way, the most common ones are: non è vero?, no?; while if you want to translate a positive question tag in a positive way, you can ask for example: vero?, giusto?

But there are many more. Some of these are often used to ask for an opinion, for example: ti pare?, ti sembra?, non credi?, non ti pare? non ti sembra?, non pensi (anche tu)? = don’t you think? / don’t you agree? che ne dici? che cosa ne pensi? = what do you think about it?ho ragione?, non ho (forse) ragione? = am I right?I’d use these also instead of the more common “vero” and “no” I just wrote about, according on the meaning of the question you are asking. Some might be a bit more specific in their use, so beware. For examples “ti va?” is more specific for an invitation imo, it translates as “shall we?” / “would you (like to)?”. Andiamo a prendere un caffé, ti va? = Let’s have a coffee, would you/shall we?Luca è cresciuto, non ti sembra? = Luca became taller, didn’t he?/don’t you think?Davide è molto bravo, non credi? = Davide is a really good guy, isn’t he?/don’t you think?Laura assomiglia a Lucia, non credi? / vero? = Laura and Lucia look alike, don’t you think? / don’t they?Parti domani, giusto? = You’re leaving tomorrow, aren’t you? / Am I right?

#domande asks #grammatica grammar #parole words #italian #italian langblr #langblr

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