Do Ya Know ITalian Or Not? (Better Read Description, IT Helps)
Easy and simple. . . . . . I write an italian Sentence, and you pick the english version!
- 1.
Stai bene?
- A.
You okay?
- B.
Whats up?
- C.
How ya doing?
- D.
How are you?
Correct Answer
D. How are you?Explanation
The correct answer is "How are you?" because it is a direct translation of the Italian phrase "Stai bene?" and is a common way to ask someone about their well-being or current state. The other options, "You okay?", "What's up?", and "How ya doing?", are more informal and may not convey the same level of concern or politeness.Rate this question:
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- 2.
Che casa e?
- A.
Whats up?
- B.
What is up?
- C.
What is up people?
Correct Answer
B. What is up?Explanation
The correct answer is "What is up?" because it is a common informal greeting used to ask someone how they are doing or what is happening in their life. It is a casual way to initiate a conversation and show interest in the other person's well-being.Rate this question:
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- 3.
Ho un cane e gatti.
- A.
I have a dog and no cats.
- B.
I have cats.
- C.
I hate dogs.
- D.
I hate cats.
- E.
I love both cats and dogs.
Correct Answer
A. I have a dog and no cats.Explanation
The given answer states that the person has a dog and no cats. This is inferred from the sentence "Ho un cane e gatti" which translates to "I have a dog and cats." However, the answer contradicts this statement by stating that there are no cats.Rate this question:
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- 4.
Sono stanco.
- A.
Me is tired.
- B.
I am tired.
- C.
Are you tired?
Correct Answer
B. I am tired.Explanation
The correct answer is "I am tired" because the phrase "sono stanco" is in Italian, which translates to "I am tired" in English. The other options "Me is tired" and "Are you tired?" are incorrect because they do not accurately translate the Italian phrase.Rate this question:
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- 5.
Ok, sì, quale che sia!
- A.
Ok, yeah, whatever!
- B.
Whatever people!
- C.
We come in peace!
Correct Answer
A. Ok, yeah, whatever!Explanation
The phrase "Ok, yeah, whatever!" is a dismissive response that implies a lack of interest or agreement with the previous statement. It suggests a nonchalant attitude and indifference towards the topic at hand. The use of multiple casual and colloquial expressions emphasizes the speaker's lack of concern or willingness to engage in further discussion.Rate this question:
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- 6.
Vieni al lato oscuro, abbiamo i cookies!
- A.
Come to the dark side for cookies!
- B.
Come to the dark side, we've got cookies!
Correct Answer
B. Come to the dark side, we've got cookies!Explanation
The correct answer is "Come to the dark side, we've got cookies!" because it accurately translates the Italian phrase "Vieni al lato oscuro, abbiamo i cookies!" into English. The phrase is a playful invitation to join the dark side, using the appeal of cookies as a humorous enticement.Rate this question:
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- 7.
Questa è l'ultima domanda, quindi è il più difficile! Ma se davvero non vi pay'd attenzione! Così avete?
- A.
This will be the final question! have ya paid attention?
- B.
Uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh? I don't know!!
- C.
Are you serious? I have no clue!!!!
- D.
I have pay'd attention but do not know this one!
- E.
This is the last question, therefore it's the hardest! But not really if you'd pay'd attention! So have YOU?
Correct Answer
E. This is the last question, therefore it's the hardest! But not really if you'd pay'd attention! So have YOU?Explanation
The correct answer is a restatement of the question, emphasizing that it is the final and most difficult question. It also mentions that it is not actually difficult if the person has paid attention. The answer is a playful way of asking if the person has been paying attention throughout the quiz.Rate this question:
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