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It works also in Italian and probably in Dutch, French, Swedish, Portuguese and Catalanl; the root is from Latin praesentāre (“to show”), common to all these la
by timendum 4y ago
It works also in Italian and probably in Dutch, French, Swedish, Portuguese and Catalanl; the root is from Latin praesentāre (“to show”), common to all these languages (and others).
- qiskit 4y agoIs present synonymous with "now" and "gift" in italian? Can you provide an example? Regardless, it certainly doesn't apply to chinese.
- timendum 4y agoCorrect, one example for gift: - Ho portato questo piccolo presente per you. - I brought this small gift for you. On for "now": - Faresti meglio a pensare al presente. - You should be thinking more about your present.