Motor Trend cambia nome e diventa Turbo
A2 Italian hallásgyakorlat · Standard Italian · kezdőknek számára válogatva
What does “Come?” mean in Italian?
This channel promo plays a little joke: “Il canale si chiamerà Turbo. Come? Turbo. Come?” On its own, Come? is how Italians say “Sorry, what?” or “Pardon?”, asking you to repeat something. Literally come means “how,” but a standalone Come? is the everyday “I didn’t catch that.”
It’s a small word that makes you sound natural the moment you use it. A few registers to know: Come? is casual, Come, scusa? is friendlier, and Prego? is politely formal. Don’t reach for Cosa? (“What?”) to mean “pardon”, Italians use Come? for that. One syllable, and you can keep any conversation going.
Szókincs gyakorisága
Mennyire gyakoriak a szavak egy A2 szintű, Italian hallásgyakorlat nyelvű hallásgyakorlatban?
Általános olasz gyakoriság
Beszélt olasz gyakoriság
A videó szintje feletti szavak
Gyors jelentések a videó A2 szintjét meghaladó szavakhoz.
Forrás: wordfreq 3.1.1 (általános) · OpenSubtitles 2018 (HermitDave) (beszélt). A sávok közelítők, a pontos rangsorolás nincs eltárolva.
- ▸Any time an Italian misses what you said
- ▸On the phone, asking someone to repeat
- ▸In noisy bars and markets across Italy
- ▸Alongside politer versions Come, scusa? and Prego?
- ▸In Italian TV and ads playing on a catchy name