How to Say ‘They can't go in’ in Italian
Non possono entrare
non POS-soh-noh en-TRAH-reh
[non POS-soh-noh en-TRAH-reh]
Phrase Breakdown
Non
[non]
not
Used to create the expression 'do not go unnoticed'.
Con quel fascino "non" puoi passare inosservato.
With that charm, you "can't" go unnoticed.
possono
[POS-soh-noh]
can (they can)
Third person plural of 'potere', to be able.
I bambini possono giocare.
The children can play.
entrare
[en-TRAH-reh]
to enter
Infinitive verb meaning to go in.
Posso entrare nel negozio?
Can I enter the shop?
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