Usages of esserci
Nel centro storico c’è un vicolo stretto con case antiche.
In the historic center, there is a narrow alley with old houses.
Io invece parcheggerò l’auto dietro il museo, dove c’è più ombra.
I, instead, will park the car behind the museum, where there is more shade.
In giardino non c’è neppure una sedia.
In the garden there isn’t even a chair.
Se perdi la navetta, ce n’è un’altra subito dopo.
If you miss the shuttle, there’s another one right after.
Sul bancone della pasticceria c’è una fila di pasticcini.
On the pastry shop counter there is a line of pastries.
Non c’è niente da aggiungere, andiamo a casa.
There’s nothing to add, let’s go home.
Non ce l’ho, ma ce n’è una di scorta nel cassetto.
I don’t have it, but there’s a spare one in the drawer.
In frigo ce n’è ancora di risotto?
Is there still any risotto in the fridge?
Nello spogliatoio femminile c’è uno specchio grande accanto alla porta.
In the women’s locker room there is a big mirror next to the door.
Il colletto della camicia è pulito, ma sulla manica sinistra c’è ancora un bottone vecchio.
The collar of the shirt is clean, but there is still an old button on the left sleeve.
Nel nuovo appartamento c’è un piccolo ripostiglio dove mettiamo le scatole vuote.
In the new apartment there is a small storage room where we put the empty boxes.
Nel nuovo condominio c’è un posto auto vicino al garage.
In the new apartment building there is a parking space near the garage.
C’è una perdita vicino al termosifone, quindi metto un secchio sotto il tubo.
There is a leak near the radiator, so I put a bucket under the pipe.
Nel mazzo che ha scelto Sara c’è un giglio bianco e un girasole molto grande.
In the bouquet that Sara chose, there is a white lily and a very big sunflower.
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