Gli piacciono... Il verbo 'piacere' è fare il mio cervello esploso! Vorrei dire 'In southern Italy, the men like to be heroes! They like to help with everything and fix all of your problems!' Allora, 'In sud italia, gli piacciono i uomini essere eròi. Gli piacciono aiutare con tutto e risolvere tutti i tuoi problemi!' Does this make sense? It kind of looks like the first bit says that they like men to be heroes, rather than the men like to be heroes. It seems off to me but I am still learning! Grazie.

Chiedere una domanda... In most English speaking countries we would often ask if we can ask someone a question. I'm not sure if that's a thing in Italy but if it is, would it be 'Voglio chiedere una domanda'. I guess that's the literal translation. Others I can think of: - Posso chiedere una domande? (Perhaps they are busy so I might be interrupting them.) - Voglio/Posso fare una domanda? (I know Italians love to use 'fare' for everything!) - Devo chiedere una domanda? (If it's urgent maybe?) What's the correct way? Grazie!

Camera o macchina fotografica? Ciao! Which one is the correct term for a normal everyday camera? I know context matters but how would you differentiate between camera (of the photo kind) and camera (bedroom)? La camera è in camera [da letto]? I've also seen 'fotocamera' as well. Molte grazie!