English Sentence:
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Today I am sick, my nose is stuffy, my head hurts: I think I caught a cold.
Italian Translation:Oggi sto male, ho il naso chiuso, mi fa male la testa: credo di essermi preso un raffreddore.
Listen to Italian Sentence (Sign Up necessary):Words used:
| oggi today [Show Details] |
| stare to stay, to be [Show Details] |
| male 1. evil, bad 2. pain Here: pain [Show Details] |
| avere to have [Show Details] |
| il the (masculine singular) [Show Details] |
| naso m. nose [Show Details] |
| chiuso (Fem: chiusa) closed [Show Details] |
| mi me [Show Details] |
| fare male 1. to hurt 2. to be bad (for health) Here: to hurt [Show Details] |
| la 1. the (feminine singular) 2. her (direct object pronoun) 3. you (formal) Here: the (feminine singular) [Show Details] |
| testa f. head (of the body) [Show Details] |
| credere to believe [Show Details] |
| di of, from, about, than, to, with, by [Show Details] |
| essere 1. to be 2. to exist Here: to be [Show Details] |
| prendere 1. to take, to get 2. to catch (a cold) 3. to have (dish) Here: to catch (a cold) [Show Details] |
| un 1. a, an (masculine singular) 2. one Here: a, an (masculine singular) [Show Details] |
| raffreddore m. (Pl: raffreddori) cold (illness) [Show Details] |
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