Comments on: Ogni http://www.transparent.com/italian/ogni/ Language and Culture of the Italian-Speaking World Sun, 22 Nov 2009 03:16:50 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Serena http://www.transparent.com/italian/ogni/#comment-3001 Serena Sun, 12 Jul 2009 07:18:05 +0000 http://www.transparent.com/italian/?p=154#comment-3001 Salve Delfina, Yes the famous 'ci' that has a thousand meanings. In this case you are perfectly right as it does mean 'of it'. I think 'ci' will have to be a future blog! Serena Salve Delfina, Yes the famous ‘ci’ that has a thousand meanings. In this case you are perfectly right as it does mean ‘of it’. I think ‘ci’ will have to be a future blog!

Serena

]]> By: Delfina Herbert http://www.transparent.com/italian/ogni/#comment-2855 Delfina Herbert Tue, 07 Jul 2009 18:53:28 +0000 http://www.transparent.com/italian/?p=154#comment-2855 Very helpful explanation of "ogni". In studying this lesson, I didn't understand the usage of "ci" in the example: Ho letto attentamente ogni singola pagina, ma non "ci" capisco niente. Does it mean " of it"? Side note: Lucca is an extraordinary Tuscan town. Enjoyed our visit there very much. Your parents are fortunate to live there.This past year, I voted in a poll in one of the newsletters that I get from Italy on whether or not the historic center should have foreign eateries. I agreed with the mayor:keep it Italian. Very helpful explanation of “ogni”. In studying this lesson, I didn’t understand the usage of “ci” in the example: Ho letto attentamente ogni singola pagina, ma non “ci” capisco niente. Does it mean ” of it”?
Side note: Lucca is an extraordinary Tuscan town. Enjoyed our visit there very much. Your parents are fortunate to live there.This past year, I voted in a poll in one of the newsletters that I get from Italy on whether or not the historic center should have foreign eateries. I agreed with the mayor:keep it Italian.

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