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Secondo me, questo film è noioso.

Secondo me, questo film è noioso.
In my opinion, this movie is boring.
From Lesson 76:Conversational words (beh, allora, davvero)·Italian

Questions & Answers about Secondo me, questo film è noioso.

Why does secondo me mean "in my opinion"?
The word secondo usually means "second", but it can also mean "according to". So, secondo me literally translates to "according to me", which is the most common way Italians say "in my opinion".
Is the English loanword film treated as masculine or feminine?
It is masculine. Foreign words borrowed into Italian that end in a consonant, like film, bar, or sport, are almost always masculine. This is why it uses the masculine word for "this" (questo).
Is noioso related to the English word "noisy"?
No, it is a false friend! Noioso means "boring" or "tedious". If you want to describe a movie as loud or noisy, you would use the word rumoroso.
Why do questo and noioso both end in -o?
In Italian, adjectives and describing words must match the noun they refer to. Since film is a masculine singular noun, the word for "this" (questo) and the adjective "boring" (noioso) both take the masculine singular ending -o.

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