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finestrini

13.10.2025 - 22:49

Guardo fuori dal finestrino.( I look out of the window)

salire

13.10.2025 - 22:46

Salgo sul treno.

Scendo

13.10.2025 - 22:45

Scendo dal treno.

type F power socket

13.10.2025 - 22:45

Socket ( La presa elettrica.)

type F power socket

13.10.2025 - 22:44

Socket (La presa elettrica)

il corridoio

13.10.2025 - 22:43

Aisle.

corridoio

13.10.2025 - 22:43

Aisle.

vuoto

13.10.2025 - 22:42

i posti vuoti.

mangiare

13.10.2025 - 19:10

Ho mangiato / Passato prossimo
"Spesific moment"

Mangiavo / Imperfetto
" Habits" / "Duration"

eggplant

13.10.2025 - 15:24

Eggplant=Patlıcan / İng.
Eggplant( American English) / Aubergine (British English)

ride

13.10.2025 - 08:20

Rider= Check rider age, skill and lane location to gauge passing sing clearance.

path

13.10.2025 - 08:16

Check that the rider's following is clear.

şose

13.10.2025 - 08:12

Şose= Taş kırıkları döşeniş yol üzerinde silindir geçirilerek yapılmış yol.
Fr.: chaussée

in this why

13.10.2025 - 07:50

Why Do Some Window Bars Bulge Outward?

Unwell inside

12.10.2025 - 23:23

The baby is sleeping inside.
"Inside" (Adwerb)

libero

12.10.2025 - 17:54

Scusi, é libero questo posto?

cucinare

12.10.2025 - 17:50

Sto cucinando (I am cooking.)

for a week

12.10.2025 - 16:25

"On the weekend" / "At the weekend".
Which One Should Be Used?

Both "on the weekend" and "at the weekend" are correct. "On the weekend" is mostly used in American English, while "at the weekend" is usually used in British English.

Usage Differences
The main difference between "on the weekend" and "at the weekend" is their usage and regional preferences.
In American English, "on the weekend" is more commonly used, while in British English, "at the weekend" is the preferred phrase.

Weekly

12.10.2025 - 16:24

"On the weekend" / "At the weekend".
Which One Should Be Used?

Both "on the weekend" and "at the weekend" are correct. "On the weekend" is mostly used in American English, while "at the weekend" is usually used in British English.

Usage Differences
The main difference between "on the weekend" and "at the weekend" is their usage and regional preferences.
In American English, "on the weekend" is more commonly used, while in British English, "at the weekend" is the preferred phrase.

spaccare

12.10.2025 - 16:12

Indicativo presente:
io spacco
tu spacchi
lui/lei spacca
noi spacchiamo
voi spaccate
loro spaccano
Indicativo passato prossimo:
io ho spaccato
tu hai spaccato
lui/lei ha spaccato
noi abbiamo spaccato
voi avete spaccato
loro hanno spaccato

spaccare

12.10.2025 - 16:10

Infinito: spaccare
Indicativo presente: spacco
Participio passato: spaccato

meno male che almeno

12.10.2025 - 16:03

Meno male che ci sei tu: İyi ki buradasın./ It.
Meno male: Allah'tan, çok şükür.

to annoy

12.10.2025 - 15:57

How annoying!

dost

12.10.2025 - 12:50

Sevilen, güvenilen, gönüldaş.
(Far."düst" den.)