How to Say ‘This job in particular’ in Italian
Proprio questo lavoro
PRO-pryo KWEH-stoh lah-VOH-roh
[PRO-pryo KWEH-stoh lah-VOH-roh]
💬 Usage Tip: proprio before a noun means "this one specifically". For example, proprio oggi means "today of all days".
Phrase Breakdown
Proprio
[PRO-pryo]
exactly / really / precisely
Adds emphasis to show that something is exactly the case.
Nel colloquio, È proprio questo il messaggio più importante.
In the interview, this is exactly the most important message.
questo
[KWEH-stoh]
this
Demonstrative adjective used to point to something near or specific.
Questo ambiente sembra aperto e rispettoso.
This environment seems open and respectful.
lavoro
[lah-VOH-roh]
job
Masculine noun meaning work or a job/position.
Ho trovato un nuovo lavoro.
I found a new job.
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