"Spero di sognare te stasera."

Translation: I hope I dream of you tonight.

[murphy4709]

Can it be "spero sognare di te stasera''?

[Lucky1940]

That's certainly what I would think but perhaps both forms are correct?

[sandrabruck]

"sognare te" and "sognare di te" are both correct, but you have to say:

spero di sognare di te stasera! and because of the two "di" it sounds a little bit awful and so I think no Italian would use this sentence but it's correct and also accepted by DL.

[Lucky1940]

Thank you Sandrabruck for the clarification.

[sebasm90]

I'm wondering, shouldn't it be "Sognare con te" or "Sognarte" instead of just "Sognare te" ?

[LaMilanese]

It could be "sognarti", but a sentence like this could be used for emphasis: "spero di sognare te stasera e non quel ragno gigante che ho visto oggi", "I hope I dream of you tonight instead of that giant spider I saw today".

[GillianMaud]

Really struggled to make out the audio on this one!

[Heidijan]

Stasera? Non stanotte?

[Ruckelhaxan]

Would Spero di ti sognare stasera be equally correct?

[train]

Would subjunctive work here? E.g. "spero che sogni te stasera"?

[DianaDiana945924]

It's ABOUT you, but I believe you want to say You will dream, am I right?

[MariaIramendy]

Would it be wrong to say: spero di sognarti stasera?

[tkvaldez]

creepy

[Oana171590]

Why not "I hope of dreaming you tonight" ?