Translation of Italian word "insieme" to English
insieme
/inˈsjɛ.me/
How to use
The Italian adverb 'insieme' means 'together' (Together). It is used to modify verbs, adjectives, or entire clauses. A natural example is: 'Siamo andati al concerto insieme la settimana scorsa.' (We went to the concert together last week.).
🇬🇧 English
together
Example
Studiamo insieme per preparare l'esame.
We study together to prepare for the exam.
Siamo andati al concerto insieme la settimana scorsa.
We went to the concert together last week.
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- Studiamo insieme per preparare l'esame.— We study together to prepare for the exam.
- Siamo andati al concerto insieme la settimana scorsa.— We went to the concert together last week.
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The Italian word "insieme" means "together" in English.
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