"Mio padre ha una gioielleria."
Translation:My father has a jewelry store.
February 7, 2013
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omigo
209
Did exactly the same thing! It is definitely one of those words that just invites you to omit shop: "My father has a jeweller's (shop)". Reported this.
stuart.hol2
1493
In the UK we would almost always refer to the actual shop as the jewellers, rather than the jeweller's shop. Once again it's like I'm being penslised for not being American! :(
Tcclimber
1156
Boy, I'm really having trouble with spelling. So many double consonants. Duo is kicking my butt, He won't give me any leeway whatsoever. I guess it's the best way to learn, but boy, I'm having a hard time.