Adverbs Flashcards
So
Dunque quindi allora
Allora- so then therefore now
Everywhere
Ovunque
Anyone else
Chiunque altro
Next to (alongside)
accanto, (di fianco a, sottobordo)
The house was next to mine
la casa era accanto alla mia
Through
attraverso
Whatever, whichever or any
Qualunque
Any
Qualsiasi
Back, Backwards or behind
Indietro
Inside
Dentro
But things as we will see went differently
Ma le cose, come vedremo, sono andate diversamente.
Look, glance
Sguardo
Aspetto- look synonym
Occhiata- look or glance
Pretty, really, quite, rather
piuttosto
Down, below
Giu
(Sotto- down, below or downstairs
Even
Persino
Otherwise what’s the point (sense)
Altrimenti, che senso ha?
Proudly
Orgogliosamente
Technically
tecnicamente
Even (also) here
Anche qua
Qui- more specific than qua
Li- there (more specific than La)
Whatever (thing) happens
qualunque cosa succeda
At least until now
Almeno fino ad ora
So far, until now
Finora
fino a - until, as far as
In advance
In anticipo
Strangely
Stranamente
I wish, maybe, if only, perhaps
Magari
Magari tu mi spiegassi sempre tutto.
If only you explained everything to me all the time.
And so, in short
Insomma
Alright
Vabbe
By chance
Per caso
(Non a caso- not by chance or coincidence )
Several, a lot of, quite a lot
a lot of
molto, tanto, parecchio, assai
several
parecchio
quite a lot
parecchio
Sometimes
Ogni tanto/A volte
Originally
Originariamente
In advance
In anticipo
That is, namely,
In other words
Cioe
Moreover
Tra l’altro
It won’t be at all easy, uh, for dilettantes like us.
In modern Italian, it is most often used as an adverb synonymous with affatto (at all) or perniente (at all).
Non sarà mica facile, eh, per delle dilettanti come noi.
non è mica male (it’s not bad at all)
non mi scoccia mica (it doesn’t put me out at all, it’s no hassle at all)
non è mica uno scherzo (it’s no laughing matter)
On purpose
Apposta
Specially or expressly
Appositamente
