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More prepositional phrases with "a" in Italian
Vado al mercato a piedi. (I go to the market on foot)
Fissavo la cena a bocca aperta. (I stared at the supper with an open mouth.)
Ho comprato il vestito a credito. (I bought the suit on credit)
Dimmi il tuo nome ad alta voce. (Tell me your name in a loud voice)
Canta a basso voce. (He sings in a low voice)
I miei figlie pensano che io sia sono all'antica. (My children think I am old-fashioned)
A venti anni sono andato a Toronto. (I went to Toronto when I was twenty)
More prepositional phrases with "a" in Italian
Vado al mercato a piedi. (I go to the market on foot)
Fissavo la cena a bocca aperta. (I stared at the supper with an open mouth.)
Ho comprato il vestito a credito. (I bought the suit on credit)
Dimmi il tuo nome ad alta voce. (Tell me your name in a loud voice)
Canta a basso voce. (He sings in a low voice)
Le miei figlie pensano che sono all'antica. (My children think I am old-fashioned) ["Figlie" specifically means daughters, if you just meant "children" in general it would be "I miei figli".]
A vent'anni sono andato a Toronto. (I went to Toronto when I was twenty)
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