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The 4 Meanings of Allora in Italian (and 3 Mistakes to Avoid)

1. Your friend asks you where to go on holiday. How could you suggest Italy as a potential option?

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Allora???

L’Italia non è male, allora.

Allora… L’Italia non è male

L'Italia... allora... non è male.

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2. Which of these is NOT a use of allora:

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When you’re considering how to answer a question, like “well…”

To buy some time when you don’t know what to say, like “um…”

To introduce a new topic, like “so…”

To show there’s a natural consequence between two things

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3. When showing a natural consequence, allora can also mean…

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In that case

Definitely

Unfortunately

But

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4. Your Italian friend tells you: allora era più facile… what do they mean?

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“Back then” it was easier

Doing something “straight away” is easier

The earlier you do something, the easier it is

Making your own pasta is easier

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5. Which of these sentences sounds the most natural?

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Prima ho mangiato la pasta, allora ho mangiato il gelato.

Prima ho mangiato la pasta, poi ho mangiato il gelato.

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