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  1. Per Olov Jansson (22 April 1920 – 7 February 2019 [1]) was a Swedish-speaking Finnish photographer. [2]

  2. Do you know the difference between di and da? These two Italian prepositions are easily confused by learners of the language, but in this article we’re going to look at the most common uses of each of these prepositions in Italian so that you never confuse them again!

    • Accettare
    • Accontentarsi
    • Ammettere
    • Augurare / Augurarsi
    • Cercare
    • Chiedere
    • Credere
    • Dimenticarsi
    • Dispiacere
    • Dubitare

    Example: “Il mio capo ha accettato di darmi un aumento a partire dal mese prossimo” (My boss accepted to give me a raise starting next month)

    Example: “Non ci accontentiamo di guadagnare 1000€, noi vogliamo essere ricchi!” (We are not content with earning 1000 euros, we want to be rich)

    Example: “Finalmente dopo un litigio di due ore ha ammesso di aver sbagliato” (Finally after a two-hours argument he admitted he was wrong)

    Examples: “Ti auguro di trovare la tua anima gemella e di vivere una vita felice” (I hope you find your soulmate and live a happy life) “Mi auguro di stare meglio domani così posso partecipare al vostro matrimonio” (I hope to feel better tomorrow so I can attend the wedding ceremony)

    Examples: “Hanno cercato di fermarlo, ma non ha voluto sentire ragioni“(They tried to stop him, but he wouldn’t listen to me)

    Example: “Non ti chiedo di perdonare, ma solo di capire le sue azioni” (I’m not asking you to forgive, but only to understand his actions)

    Example: “Crediamo di sapere la ragione per cui lei non è venuta alla festa” (We think we know the reason why she didn’t come to the party)

    Example: “Mi sono dimenticata di spegnere le luci quando sono uscita di casa”(I forgot to turn off the lights when I left my house)

    Example: “Gli dispiaceva di non aver comprato dei fiori per sua madre” (He was sorry for not buying any flowers for his mother)

    Example: “Dubitiamo di essere all’altezza di questa situazione: ci serve aiuto!” (We doubt to be worthy of facing this situation: we need help)

  3. Italian-English translation search engine, Italian words and expressions translated into English with examples of use in both languages. Conjugation for English verbs, pronunciation of Italian examples, Italian-English phrasebook.

  4. Il servizio di Google, offerto senza costi, traduce all'istante parole, frasi e pagine web dall'italiano a più di 100 altre lingue e viceversa.

  5. Jan 9, 2019 · Per Olov Jansson. P. O. Jansson (1920–2019) was a professional photographer and photography enthusiast who took photos throughout his life. He particularly enjoyed taking photos of nature in the archipelago and of those closest to him, such as his family and his sister Tove Jansson.

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