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What is the difference between tavolo and tavola ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
What is the difference between tavolo and tavola ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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- Italian
Ti faccio degli esempi, per farti capire meglio
"Il libro è sul tavolo."
"Avete apparecchiato la tavola?"
Con "tavola" posso anche intendere un pezzo di legno abbastanza grande e piatto (a plank of wood)
- Italian
No hay diferencia en el significado sino que en la utilización. Sin embargo "tavola" se refiere más a la mesa donde se come.
Ejemplo-> quando la cena está lista la mamma dice "A tavola!" no se utiliza "A tavolo!". "Il cibo è in tavola" non "il cibo è sul tavolo"
Tavola se utiliza también para identificar la tabla de nieve, de surf ecc.
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- English (UK)
"Tavola" is a wooden board. From a wooden board, you can make a "tavolo".
So, a "tavolo" is the actual piece of furniture that we in English know as "table". While "tavola" means what I described to you in the first sentence, it can also take the same meaning as "tavolo", but in a more specific way: a "tavola" is a laid down table where people gather around to eat. A "tavolo" is a mere object.
If you need to lay down the table, "apparecchiare la tavola"
And if you need to move a table, "spostare un tavolo"

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