How to Say ‘We usually eat together at the café.’ in Italian
Di solito mangiamo insieme al bar.
dee SOH-lee-toh mahn-JAH-moh een-SYEH-meh ahl bahr
[dee SOH-lee-toh mahn-JAH-moh een-SYEH-meh ahl bahr]
Phrase Breakdown
Di solito mangiamo
dee SOH-lee-toh mahn-JAH-moh
We usually eat
'Di solito' means 'usually'. Stress SO-li-to and man-JA-mo.
Di solito mangiamo alle otto.
We usually eat at eight.
Words in this phrase
Di
[dee]
of (in 'di solito')
Preposition forming the fixed phrase 'di solito', meaning usually.
Di solito arrivo presto.
I usually arrive early.
solito
[SOH-lee-toh]
usual
Means habitual; 'di solito' = usually.
Il solito caffè, grazie.
The usual coffee, thanks.
mangiamo
[mahn-JAH-moh]
we eat
First person plural form of the verb to eat.
Mangiamo spesso insieme.
We often eat together.
insieme al bar.
een-SYEH-meh ahl bahr
together at the café.
'Al' is 'a' + 'il'. An Italian 'bar' is a café where you also get coffee and snacks.
Facciamo colazione insieme al bar.
We have breakfast together at the café.
Words in this phrase
insieme
[een-SYEH-meh]
together
Adverb meaning with each other or in the same group.
Insieme i colleghi trovano soluzioni più velocemente.
Together colleagues find solutions more quickly.
al
[ahl]
at the
'a' + 'il', at the.
Ci vediamo al bar.
See you at the bar.
bar
[bahr]
bar, café
In Italy, a place serving coffee, drinks and snacks.
Ci vediamo al bar.
See you at the bar.
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