Breakdown of Entro in pasticceria e guardo la vetrina piena di pasticcini.
io
I
entrare
to enter
di
of
in
in
Questions & Answers about Entro in pasticceria e guardo la vetrina piena di pasticcini.
What does entro mean here, and what form is it?
Entro is the first-person-singular present indicative of the verb entrare, meaning “I enter” or “I go in.”
Why is there no subject pronoun io before entro?
In Italian the subject pronoun is often omitted because the verb ending already tells you the person. You could say “Io entro,” but omitting io is more natural and common.
Why is in used with pasticceria? Could we say entro alla pasticceria or entro nella pasticceria?
What exactly is a pasticceria?
A pasticceria is a pastry shop—a place where you buy sweet baked goods like cakes, pastries and cookies.