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Why is there a La before scienza when the English translation is just "Science"?
In Italian, when you talk about a general concept, a broad category, or an abstract noun (like science, love, or time), you almost always need to use the definite article (il, la, etc.). So, "Science" in a general, broad sense becomes la scienza.
How do you pronounce scienza? Is the i pronounced?
The verb is spiega (explains). Are there any spelling traps with this verb?
Is there a trick to remembering that spiegare means "to explain"?