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What is the difference between ostinarsi a and ostinarsi in ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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"ostinarsi a" è con un verbo:
"perché ti ostini a tentare questa avventura?"
"ostinarsi in" con un sostantivo (ma non si usa molto)
"perché ti ostini in questa avventura?"
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@carahuevo ho corretto il post. Sì, è vero, ma ostinarsi vuole un verbo. "ostinarsi in un'idea" è proprio brutto. Parlando diresti "ostinarsi a un'idea", sottinteso "ostinarsi a pensare a un'idea"
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