) Piove = It’s raining (Piove a catinelle)= It’s raining cats and dogs. / It’s pouring. › piove = it rains / it’s raining. The expression "a catinelle" literally means "in basins / buckets". So the image is similar to English "raining buckets". B) Piovere = to rain (infinitive tense) › Not used alone as a sentence. C) Piogge = Rains (plural noun)
A) Piove = It’s raining › Piove a catinelle. = It’s raining cats and dogs. / It’s pouring. › piove = it rains / it’s raining. The expression "a catinelle" literally means "in basins / buckets". So the image is similar to English "raining buckets". B) Piovere = to rain (infinitive tense) › Not used alone as a sentence. C) Piogge = Rains (plural noun)
Invoice.
Confirmation.
) Piove = It’s raining (Piove a catinelle)= It’s raining cats and dogs. / It’s pouring. › piove = it rains / it’s raining. The expression "a catinelle" literally means "in basins / buckets". So the image is similar to English "raining buckets".
B) Piovere = to rain (infinitive tense) › Not used alone as a sentence.
C) Piogge = Rains (plural noun)
A) Piove = It’s raining › Piove a catinelle. = It’s raining cats and dogs. / It’s pouring. › piove = it rains / it’s raining. The expression "a catinelle" literally means "in basins / buckets". So the image is similar to English "raining buckets".
B) Piovere = to rain (infinitive tense) › Not used alone as a sentence.
C) Piogge = Rains (plural noun)
VOLENTIERI:
Happily / Gladly/ With pleasure.
Prendi un caffè?
- Si, volentieri.
Un occhio della testa.
(To be very expensive)
"Questa borsa costa un occhio della testa."
Cosa fai oggi?
- Lavoro.
Dove lavori?
- In ufficio.
Prendiamo un caffè?
Si, andiamo!
A che ora finisci?
- Alle sei.