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One sentence of «Le arance d’oro»
Ti sei addormentato anche tu?
You fell asleep too?”
Where it stands
The sentences either side of it, each with its own page.
— Come?
“What?
Every word in it
| As printed | Dictionary form | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Ti | ti | you, to you, yourself (singular object) (pron.) |
| sei | essere | sei — you are, from essere (tu sei); also sei — six (num.) |
| addormentato | addormentare | to put to sleep; addormentarsi — to fall asleep (v.) |
| anche | anche | also, too, even (adv.) |
| tu | tu | you (singular, familiar) (pron.) |
Read «Le arance d’oro» in the room Every word glossed where it stands, the English a tap away. This scene asks for no account.