Word
Sogno una casa accogliente.
Meaning
I dream of a welcoming house.
Part of speech
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Questions & Answers about Sogno una casa accogliente.
Why is the verb in the first-person singular form?
Sogno is the first-person singular present tense form of the verb sognare ("to dream"). Using it in the first-person indicates that the speaker themself is performing the action of dreaming.
How does the adjective "accogliente" work here?
In Italian, accogliente is an adjective meaning "welcoming" or "cozy." It modifies casa by describing its warmth or comfort. Adjectives often follow the noun in Italian, though some can precede it depending on style or emphasis.
Is the article "una" necessary in this sentence?
Yes, una signals an indefinite article in Italian, conveying the idea of "a" or "one" cozy house. Using una helps show that the house is not specific or previously mentioned.
Could I omit "accogliente" and just say "Sogno una casa"?
Yes, but it changes the meaning. Sogno una casa simply means "I dream of a house," without specifying that you want it to be cozy or welcoming. The adjective accogliente adds a key detail about the type of house you’re dreaming of.
Are there any synonyms for "accogliente"?
Yes. Some options include confortevole ("comfortable") or ospitale ("hospitable"). Each has a slightly different nuance, but they all describe a welcoming environment.
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