Anything/Nothing/Nobody/No one/Nowhere etc.
Ho cercato ovunque.
I looked everywhere.
I've looked everywhere.
Mi incontro con un collega alle 11:00.
I'm meeting a collegue at 11.00.
Dovrei fare esercizio.
I should exercise.
Explain the difference between 'to be on time vs to be in time'.
on time = punctual
in time = e.g. in time for a coffee before the meeting starts.
Devi lavorarci per diventare bravo.
You need to/ have to work at it to become proficient.
Non si trovano biglietti da nessuna parte.
You can't find tickets anywhere.
Domani ho intenzione di incominciare la dieta.
I am going to start my diet tomorrow.
Devo essere al lavoro alle 08:30.
I have to be at work at 8.30.
Sono molto carico di responsabilità attualmente.
I have got a lot on my plate at the moment.
Aparte qualche errore, l'esame é andato bene.
Apart from a few mistakes, the exam went well.
Whom did you see?
Nobody. I didn't see anybody.
Ho intenzione di imparare il francese.
"Due esempi usando il verbo to plan"
I plan to learn French.
I plan on learning French.
Devo fare un po di spesa.
I must do some food shopping.
They are both used to indicate that something is required or necessary to be done. 'Must' can imply that the obligation comes from internal motivations, while 'have to' is often used to express external requirements or obligations, such as rules and laws.
Sono molto contento della promozione.
I'm psyched about my promotion.
Magari! (Exclamation)
I wish!
Where did you go?
Nowhere. I didn't go anywhere.
Non ti proccupare. Ti aiutero io.
Don't worry. I will help you.
Sei riuscita a finire la relazione?
Did you manage to finish the report?
Have you managed to finish the report?
Ho bisogno di confrontarmi con te su alcune questioni.
I need to pick your brains about some issues.
Altrettanto.
Likewise.
What did you do?
Nothing. I didn't do anything.
Guarda che nuvole. Sta per piovere.
Look at those clouds. It's going to rain.
Hanno dovuto cancellare il viaggio.
They had to cancel their trip.
They have had to cancel their trip.
Grazie per il preavviso.
Thanks for the heads-up.
E' stato un piacere conoscerLa.
It has been a pleasure meeting you.