Breakdown of Non ho tempo oggi: ho molto lavoro.
non
not
oggi
today
avere
to have
molto
a lot of / much
il lavoro
the work / the job
avere tempo
to have time
Questions & Answers about Non ho tempo oggi: ho molto lavoro.
Where is the word for 'I' in this sentence?
In Italian, you usually drop subject pronouns like io (I) because the verb itself tells you who is doing the action. The form ho strictly means 'I have', so saying io ho is only needed if you want to add special emphasis.
Do I pronounce the 'h' in ho?
Why does non come before the verb instead of after it?
The word lavoro means 'I work'. Why is it translated as 'work' (the noun) here?
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