"Come finisci la torta?"
Translation:How do you finish the cake?
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Isn't it a context relevant sentence? Example: you are an assistant in a bakery and you made the cake ready but aren't sure what to do for decorating so you ask the baker how do you finish the cake? In another situation you might be having dinner with a friend and he already ate a lot of the main course so when the cake comes as dessert you ask him how do you finish the cake? I think in any case this sentence is a little weird English because of the cake. If you would say how do you finish the presentation or how do you finish the workout, the survey etc (something with an obvious end) it makes more sense. But hey it's duolingo.
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obviously it means to decorate or present the cake but my problem is with finisci which sounds so like finisce as the sound is not great
Can anyone tell me what it would be if I were to ask How did you finish the cake?
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Sorry but, I can't believe this phrase is 8 years old. This is such a bad and confusing phrase (especially without context). We should be learning how to use "finisci" not trying to understand what the English translation mean. Perfect example of a phrase that should not be in DL.