– Sì, ci sono andata due ore fa. Ci vediamo domani - See you tomorrow! Italian Grammar Lessons: There is/are – C’è / ci sono This lesson is about the use of “ c’è / ci sono “, which would translate into English as ‘there is/are’. Ci svegliamo alle 7. are verb: siamo, sei, siete: I am: sono: they're: sono: am: sono: Find more words! ci sono! Use * for blank tiles (max 2) Advanced Search Advanced Search: Use * for blank spaces Advanced Search: Advanced Word Finder: See Also in Italian. (Have you been to the bank?) ci sono in translation english, Italian - English dictionary, meaning, see also 'sonno',sogno',suono',sonoro', example of use, definition, conjugation, Reverso dictionary CI in Italian, instead, can replace a phrase referring to a place, introduced by A, IN, SU: (5) – Sei andata in banca? - We wake up at 7. More meanings for sono. Complétez les phrases avec 'c'è' ou 'ci sono' Débutants Tweeter Partager Exercice d'italien "Il y a = C'è / ci sono" créé par nick27 avec le générateur de tests - créez votre propre test ! C'est pour cela que l'on met 'ci sono'. Their negative forms are non c’è and non ci sono : Marco non è uno studente ( Marco is not a student ) Non ci sono studenti italiani in questa classe ( There are no Italian students in this class ). Loro sono due studenti italiani (They are two Italian students), Ci sono due studenti italiani in questa classe (There are two Italian students in this class). I'm. what's new? translation in Italian - French Reverso dictionary, see also , examples, definition, conjugation English Translation. * Dans cette phrase, par contre, le nom qui suit 'ci sono' est au pluriel (due chiavi - deux clés). mi sono perso: I'm lost: che ore sono? The word “ci” is used as a pronoun referring to previously mentioned places and things in order not to repeat them. What does sono mean in Italian? (literally we see each other tomorrow) Flavio ci ha visto al cinema ieri - Luca saw us at the cinema yesterday Ci can mean ‘there’, as you may have seen in the expressions c’è(which in full would be ci è) and ci sono- … che novità ci sono? (Yes, I was there two hours ago) It also replaces A + person depending from verb PENSARE, CREDERE: (6) – Credi agli alieni?