"Oggi fortunatamente c'eri anche tu."

Translation: Today fortunately you were there too.

[Marlene725376]

Does che (c') in this sentence mean "there" as in a place? I thought it was more "Today fortunately there was also you"

[Dev502125]

First time I've seen c'eri before, but I guess it's a conjuction of ci and eri, 'ci' meaning 'there'.

[Jakey94]

"Fortunately you were there too, today." wasn't accepted, though granted I did decide on an unusual word order.

[Marninger]

Oggi fortunatamente c'eri anche tu. =
Oggi, fortunatamente, ci, eri, anche, tu. =
Today, fortunately, there, was, also, you. ->
Today fortunately you were there too.

[beverlyjeanbean]

"Today fortunately you were there ALSO," should be an acceptable answer

[milanrosa]

Today...you were there? Present or past?

[Viaggiatore]

"eri" is the past imperfect of "essere" http://italian.about.com/library/verb/blverb_essere.htm

[TheFinkie]

These words can be arranged in many ways in English — and basically none of them are accepted :(