"Come giudica i rapporti con l'Italia?"

Translation: How does he judge the relations with Italy?

[David1945]

Also we do not say 'the relations' we would say 'How do you judge relations...."

[Chris123456]

Surely "i rapporti" can mean "the relationships" It marked me incorrect :(

[mukkapazza]

Now it should work :)

[rsc55]

It does.

[DexterBrow]

Con il = col ??

[Flysalot]

Odd to complain about 'not' loosing a heart but why was I marked correct for 'How do you judge the relationships with Italy'?

[Revilo_N]

I wrote ”How do you judge the relations with Italia?" and is was marked wrong. I wonder why. I expected it to be tbe formal you like in an interview question between a reporter and a politician.

[Revilo_N]

Oops, my fault was I wrote "Italia" instead of "Italy". m/

[EinarBerg]

How would you, then obviously differently, say "How does he rate the relations with Italy?"

[CJTilzey]

Or, "How does he assess relations with Italy?" Would that be a valid translation?

[BrucePlumb]

Google translates rapporti to relationships, for what that is worth. We all understand now what the Italian MEANS so quibbling about what precise English to use is usually a waste of time, except that it may be helpful to some non native English users. I would only take note when there is some interesting difference in concept. For instance here I would prefer the English singular “relationship” whereas the Italian uses the plural rapporti. If the meaning of the Italian were unclear then let the English battles begin!