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The particles CI and NE: The verbs volerci and metterci

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Употребата на частичките CI и NE на италиански език често е трудна, особено в комбинация с характерни глаголи.

The particle  CI

  • Used with verbs for standing still or moving. Translate "THERE" or not translate
Go often. to Rome Yes, yes go
Come at the disco with us? Yes, yes come
E  at home The lady? No, no this is
When you were in Italy? C we were there two weeks ago
Quanto tempo relante i ragazzi in Germany? C two months left
  • Used with the following prepositions:

CI = a una cosa (a ció, su ció, in ció)

CI = in

CI = on an action

Who among you thinks? to the tickets for the concert? C I think so.
Do you really believe? the city What did Mario say? No, no yes I believe in nothing.
Have you tried? to telephone and Giulio? No, yes I'll try later.
Riesci a fare all the exercises alone? Yes, yes I succeed.
Carla has a lot to dress No, instead, not yes we had so much
Have you read that book? Si, ma non ci ho capito niente
Siete sicuri che vincerá l'Inter? Yes, we bet our heads
I often think about my house.

I often think about doing it.

I think about it often.
I care a lot about my family.

I have a lot to do.

I really care.
I always try to say it. I always try.
I often manage to forget. You often succeed.
I really believe in his words.

Credi molto in quello che dice

I believe in it a lot.
Scommetto la testa su questo fatto I bet my head on it.
  • Used with the following verbs:

See us – Feel us                     

  • With the verbs VEDERE and SENTIRE it is necessary to indicate an object:
  • From my window I see the sea
  • I see that you are tired
  • Sento the noise of traffic
  • Sento that the situation will change

 

  • With verbs VEDERCI and SENTIRCI the meaning changes, it is emphasized that "I am able" to see or hear in general or in a particular situation:
  • Without glasses I see you. for nothing
  • See you later. "Well, from here?"
  • Why are you shouting so much? I feel it. Okay!
  • You hear us. Okay, okay?

Минало несвършено време на италиански: Ядох или ядях?

  • From a phonetic and stylistic point of view, VI can be used with the same meaning in place of CI:
  • That's not it. certainly nessuno a quest' ora = You are welcome. certainly nessuno a quest' ora
  • There are many types of are = I am here. many types of art

Volerci – Metterci

  • They express how much time or quantity is needed for something
  • VOLERCI is conjugated with the particle CI in front, and the verb is conjugated only in the 3rd person singular or plural – we agree the number with the complement
  • METTERCI is conjugated with the particle CI going in front, and the verb is conjugated in all persons and numbers; not to be confused with the reflexive verb metterSI, which means "I put something on myself" – we coordinate with the perpetrator of the action
– Quante ore they want us to go to Florence?

– By train they want us three ore and by plane it is necessary one hour

– How much hours are needed to go to Florence? …. impersonal

– By train are needed (are going) three hours, and by plane is needed one hour

– How much it is necessary to prepare food?

–        They want us about 30 minutes

–        It takes one' time

– How much time  it is necessary to prepare something to eat?

–        Needed there are about 30 min

–        He is needed (will go, must)) about hour

– Quante ore put it here to go to Florence?

–        This is it. three ore in the car  ((io)

–        This is it. one' time by plane  (io)

– How much hours you need themto go to Florence? (to you)

–        I need them. three hours by car (to me)

–        I need it. one hour by plane (to me)

– Girls, put it there molto per preparare da mangiare?  (you)

–        Let's get started. a few hours  (no)

– Girls, how long? you needto prepare for eating? (to you)

–        We need it. someone or other hour… We need them. several hours (to us)

– Quante grape put it here for the food  (you)

–        This is it. four  (io)

– How many eggs you will need them about eating? (to you)

–        I will need them. four (to me).

– Quante grape they want us for the food?

–        They want us four.

– How many eggs are needed for eating?

–        They need four.

– Girls, put it there the ice cream for dessert (and you)?

– Yes, Let's put it 200 etti.

– Girls, you will need Do you have ice cream for dessert? (to you)

– Yes, we need them 200 g (to us)

– Girls, it is necessary il ice cream for dessert?

– Yes, What do they want? 200 etti.

– Girls, you will need do you ice cream for dessert?

– Yes, we need them 200 grams

The particle  NO

  • Used to denote a part of a whole or nothing of the whole; not translated.
Did you drink all that wine? No, no bevo solo un glass

unlike  Yes, oh I drink everything.

Do you know all those people? No, I don't know  alone some

No I don't know  none

unlike Yes, I know them all.

  • Used with the following prepositions:

NE = of a thing/person

NE = from a place

Prima di decidere, voglio sentire cosa he says Carlo … cosa dice Carlo di questa cosa
According to me, it's better to travel by car. Tu che don't think? ...what do you depend on this thing?
Gianni likes calico and don't speak continuously … parla di continuo di calcio
Sai come é finita la storia? No, no they are not nothing … non so nulla di come e' finite la storia
Non posso parlare di politica perché non I don't mean it. ...I don't mean politics.
Are you okay? Yes, I'm not going. because I have to do it … vado via da qui perché ho da fare
Sono sicuro di una cosa...di una persona I'm sure.
Parlo di una cosa… di una persona I didn't speak.
I feel the lack of someone. I feel the lack.
Mi importa di una cosa...di una persona I don't care.
Mi ricordo di una cosa… di una persona I remember.
Mi dimentico di una cosa... di una persona I don't forget.
I'm leaving a place. I'm not coming.
I'm leaving a place. I'm not going.

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