- You will often hear vero?,
literally 'true', at the end of a sentence.
It corresponds to English question endings such as '...isn't it? ...aren't we?
...don't they?'
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È una bella giornata, vero? |
It's a lovely day, isn't it? |
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Lei abita qui, vero? |
You live here, don't you? |
- Questions in English often start with 'is', 'are' or 'do', which have
no Italian equivalent:
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Vai in centro? |
Are you going to the centre? |
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Parli francese? |
Do you speak French? |
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