sono sushi

Sun, 10 May 2026 17:01:21 +0000

kono, sono, anoKono, sono, ano are followed by noun. Kore, sore, are themselves are noun. Here is an example: This is a book (kore) This book is interesting (kono) @DrPhred "Sono" and "" are different conjugations of the verb "essere" (to be). Io sono (I am) loro sono (they are) lei /lui (she/ he is). |@DrPhred These are two parts of the conjugation of the verb. ero"ero" is in the "imperfetto" tense, it is used for habitual actions in the past or to describe actions that are still ongoing in the past: "d'estate ero sempre al mare" (in the summer I was always at the beach). sono is the first person, Io sono alto (I'm tall), sei is the second person, tu sei alto (you're tall), is the third person, it/he/she is tall 1 like