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Qual'è la differenza tra 'con' e 'col'? Quando usiamo l'uno, e quando l'altro?
Qual'è la differenza tra 'con' e 'col'? Quando usiamo l'uno, e quando l'altro?
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Con is only the preposition with. Col is the contraction of con + il = With the
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"Con" è una preposizione semplice usata per indicare compagnia, unione, modo, mezzo ecc.
Ex: Sono a casa con Luca.
Vado a scuola con l'autobus.
"Col" è invece una preposizione articolata composta da con+il (articolo determinativo maschile singolare). Si usa davanti a parole maschili singolari che iniziano con una consonante.
Ex: Mi piace la pasta col pomodoro.
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Col= con il
We can use 'col', instead of 'con il', with masculine nouns beginning with all consonants, except 's+consonant', 'z' and 'gn'
For example:
col coltello = con il coltello
col limone = con il limone
col pesce = con il pesce
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col= con+ il, es.: Sono uscita col ( con il ) cane.
con = con , es: Sono uscita con Francesco
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