How to Say ‘Too many nights I stayed locked out’ in Italian
Troppe notti stavo chiuso fuori
TROH-ppeh NOH-tee STAH-voh KYOO-zoh FWOH-ree
[TROH-ppeh NOH-tee STAH-voh KYOO-zoh FWOH-ree]
💬 Usage Tip: Note the use of 'troppe' to emphasize an overwhelming occurrence of events.
🇮🇹 In Italy: Italians sometimes use exaggerated phrases to express strong emotions or frequent happenings.
Phrase Breakdown
Troppe notti
TROH-ppeh NOH-tee
Words in this phrase
Troppe
[TROH-ppeh]
too many
An excessive quantity or amount.
Troppe persone sono venute alla festa.
Too many people came to the party.
notti
[NOH-tee]
nights
The period of darkness in each twenty-four hours.
Ho passato troppe notti senza dormire.
I spent too many nights without sleeping.
Stavo chiuso fuori
STAH-voh KYOO-zoh FWOH-ree
Words in this phrase
stavo
[STAH-voh]
I was
Used to indicate being in a state or condition.
Stavo migliorando ogni giorno.
I was improving every day.
chiuso
[KYOO-zoh]
closed
Not open; shut.
Lasciare la porta chiusa.
Keep the door closed.
fuori
[FWOH-ree]
out
Used to indicate movement to the exterior.
Rimanere fuori durante la tempesta.
Stay outside during the storm.
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