What language is Quindi?

As we just mentioned, quindi is used in Italian to express logical connection as in “so” or “therefore”: Sta piovendo, quindi portati un ombrello. It is raining, so bring an umbrella.

What is the difference between Troppo and Molto?

“Molto” is to be translated with “very” or “much”, whereas “troppo” is to be translated with “excessive”, “too much/many” or any euivalent way to refer to excess.

How do you use poi in Italian?

ROUND #1: POI

1. WAY #1: Then. — E poi, mi ha baciato.
2. WAY #2: Next / Plus / Furthermore / Additionally. — …
3. WAY #3: Later on / Afterwards. — E poi mi ha detto che mi amavi.
4. WAY #1: So. — Sono così stufo di imparare le preposizioni in continuazione!
5. WAY #2: Like this / This way / That way.
6. WAY #3: Such.

How do you use dunque?

DUNQUE

1. Dunque can be used to express a consequence, a deduction or a conclusion.
2. Dunque can be used to continue a conversation that was interrupted.
3. Dunque can also be used to invite or urge someone to talk, confess or do something.
4. Quindi can be used to express a consequence, a deduction or a conclusion.

How do you use pero in Italian?

“Però” is the same as “however” or “though”, and like those is a looser joiner that can be put in different places in a sentence. For some examples, “strano ma vero” (strange but true) and “non è giusto però” (it’s not fair though).

How do you use Parecchio?

“Parecchio” is used quite often in spoken Italian, and your mastery of it will lend your speech a more natural tone. It is usually placed before the noun and matches it in gender and number when used as an adjective; when used as an adverb, it is used in the singular masculine.

Is Molto invariable?

Molto has more than one meaning. It can mean very or it can mean a lot or much or many. In fact it can be an adjective or an adverb. As adjective it must agree with the noun it modifies in both gender and number, as adverb it is invariable.