How to Say ‘That's last year's sales.’ in Italian
Sono le vendite dell'anno scorso.
SOH-noh leh VEN-dee-teh dehl AHN-noh SKOR-soh
[SOH-noh leh VEN-dee-teh dehl AHN-noh SKOR-soh]
Phrase Breakdown
Sono le vendite
SOH-noh leh VEN-dee-teh
They are the sales
Say SOH-noh leh VEN-dee-teh.
Sono le vendite di gennaio.
They are January's sales.
Words in this phrase
Sono
[SOH-noh]
it is / they are
Third person plural of essere, used for stating amounts.
Sono dieci euro.
It's ten euros.
le
[leh]
the
Plural feminine definite article, used before plural feminine nouns.
Nella frase Le persone si aiutano, Le introduce il gruppo di colleghi.
In the phrase 'Le persone si aiutano,' 'Le' introduces the group of colleagues.
vendite
[VEN-dee-teh]
sales
Plural of 'vendita', the act of selling.
Le vendite crescono.
Sales are growing.
dell'anno scorso.
dehl AHN-noh SKOR-soh
of last year
Hold the double consonants: dehl-LAHN-noh SKOR-soh.
Il viaggio dell'anno scorso.
Last year's trip.
Words in this phrase
dell'
[dehl]
of the
Contracted form of 'di' + article, meaning 'of the' before a vowel sound.
Dell'azienda tutti apprezzano la trasparenza nei rapporti interni.
Of the company, everyone appreciates the transparency in internal relations.
anno
[AHN-noh]
year
Masculine noun for a year of twelve months.
Quest'anno vado in Italia.
This year I'm going to Italy.
scorso
[SKOR-soh]
last / past
Adjective meaning the previous one, e.g. last year or last week.
La settimana scorsa ero a Roma.
Last week I was in Rome.
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