Italian grammar Mangio il pasto

I'll go to dinner, and you guys talk slowly.

vado a mangiare il pasto,voi chiacchierate con calmi.

That's right. [= = I mean don't have to wait.] That sentence is good, and there are many kinds of tense in the future, so I don't know where to start.

I go to eat vado a mangiare, I am ready to go to eat sto per mangiare vado per mangiare

I want to go to eat voglio andare per mangiare....Okay, if there's anything you don't understand, keep asking. What the hell did I do = =].

I'm going to eat: vado a mangiare

I'm going to dinner: vado a cenare

Let's talk: chiacchieratevi vuoi

fate quattro chiacchiere.

I don't know what the second sentence wants to be used in, but it's rarely heard in spoken language.

Your sentence is a bit weird, generally not mangio il pasto, but prendo i pasti plural, and prendere is used as a verb for coffee.

The second sentence is not right, voi you chiacchiero I talk lentamente slowly...

The definite article in Italian is very particular when it comes to addressing people:

Don't add an il in front of the name of the family because it's too outward, so mio madre, mio padre, mio fratello....

But family nouns expand the meaning, such as my little brother, fratellino, that is, the addition of ino expands the meaning of the word, and it is necessary to add il

il mio fratellino.

The friend is not part of the family and needs to use IL normally, i.e. IL Mio Amico, La Mia Amica....

il[ɪl]

abbr.Inside Layer; inside left; instrument landing; Interpretative language

il : israel

Full name in Chinese: Israel.

il : illinois (us postal abbreviation)

Full name in Chinese: Illinois (abbreviation of U.S. Postal Service).

il : import license

Import License.

= For a friend's reference.

The latter, this kind of problem please ask the landlord to check the verb conjugation himself.

The latter is right, the one in front must be a misspelling.

Let Z=A+Bi

a-1)+(b+1)i│=2

2=√[a-1)²+b+1)²

That is, z can represent all points with a distance of 2 to (1,-1), that is, a circle with (1,-1) as the center and a radius of 2.

lz+3-il=l(a+3)+(b-1)il= [a+3) +b-1) Nian Lao Yin]

The maximum value of lz+3-il is required, that is, the maximum distance from (-3,1) to the point on the circle with (1,-1) as the center and radius 2.

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The imperative in Italian is to indicate the speaker's desire, and is used in imperative sentences to indicate the tone of command, request, encouragement, suggestion, etc. Let's talk about the tense first, because it denotes an action that is about to be done, so it only has one tense in the present tense. There is no imperative form in the first person singular because no one gives orders to themselves.

The real object of the imperative is the singular and plural of the second person, that is, you, you. Its third person singular and plural numbers are also honorific titles used in the second person, that is, you, gentlemen, ladies (similar to you), its conjugation: The third person singular and plural and the first person plural are borrowed from the corresponding forms of the subjunctive present tense, while the second person plural is the same as the corresponding form of the direct present tense, and the second and third types of verbs of the second person singular are also the same as the direct present tense, but the first class of words (words ending in -are) are different, such as:

guardare is guardi and guarda is command

Italy il ceppo?

I don't know if it's a pipe brand.

One Roma one Lazio fan de film. If it is "eye-catching", advise it not to go down!

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