"Sarò in pista sabato."

Translation: I will be on the trail Saturday.

[egregor1]

I put 'I will be be on track on saturday'. Not sure why this is wrong.....unless that is 'sulla pista'

[Mariza117439]

Another cryptic sentence/translation with no context.

[Anke526587]

In English it is ON Saturday

[SteveKillick]

That sarò sounds remarkably like ferò. What do you think?

[CivisRomanus]

It sounds like an 'S' to me.
Have you tried using headphones or earbuds with your device? They considerably reduce the sound distortion of small speakers, such as those of cell phones and tablets.

[SteveKillick]

Thanks CR. Might try using earphones. The speakers on my lap top do make comprehension difficult at times. Long time since I heard the words Civis and Romanus. The last time I was wondering why on earth the Gauls attacked ditches with darts as an 11 year old doing Latin.

[Nonna602151]

Ah! So "pista" can also mean "trail" rather than a sports' track. In Spanish it can mean a "clue." Do the meanings overlap here?

[YRwdBZcX]

What about pista as path?

[Rgmanes]

This sentence is ridiculous. And yes, in English it's On Saturday

[christine507834]

In English we refer to a ski runas a piste, and would say on Saturday