Breakdown of Trasmettono sempre buona musica dal nostro studio.
buono
good
sempre
always
nostro
our
la musica
music
Questions & Answers about Trasmettono sempre buona musica dal nostro studio.
The translation says 'They always broadcast', but who is 'they'?
There isn't a specific group of people being referred to here. Italian often uses the third-person plural verb (like trasmettono) without a subject pronoun to express an impersonal 'they' or 'people in general,' just like we do in English.
Since this lesson is about right dislocation, how would we rewrite this sentence to emphasize the music using that structure?
To use right dislocation, you anticipate the direct object (buona musica) with a matching pronoun before the verb, and then explicitly state the noun at the end. Since buona musica is feminine singular, you use the pronoun la: La trasmettono sempre dal nostro studio, la buona musica. (They always broadcast it from our studio, good music.)
Why is it buona musica instead of musica buona?
The word studio starts with 'st', so it normally takes the article lo. Why does this sentence use dal (da + il) instead of dallo?