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Friday at 06:30 PM
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architetto
Friday at 04:02 AM
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grazie,Ofelia

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Friday at 07:42 PM
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Ciao Architetto!


Yes, "vada" is the imperative form for verb "andare". It is in the third person, that is needed in the formal/polite expressions. The same for "giri", which is not the second person of the present!

"(Lei) vada dritto"

"(Lei) giri"


I hope this helps!

Grazie e a presto!

Ofelia

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architetto
Wednesday at 09:12 PM
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vada dritto

means go straight,but why vada? is it imerative form for verb andare to go ?

Team ItalianPod101
Monday at 10:36 AM
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Hi Bob,

The error has been fixed, thank you for pointing it out!


Jessi

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Chiara
Tuesday at 12:38 AM
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Hi Bob,

yes there are too many articles!! Il needs to be deleted.

thank you and sorry for the typo.

Bob Easton
Wednesday at 09:11 PM
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This Vocabulary Sample Sentence has too many articles:

"Ieri ho girato per il la cittá." Delete the "il?"