"Io ho la ricetta."

Translation: I have the recipe.

[Girishkorgaonkar]

When i hover over the word ricetta, the good lady pronounces it as ri-shey-tta. However if I press the sound button, it is pronounced at ri-chetta. Which one is correct? Grazie

[ClaudiaSte12]

I have the recipe... For awesomeness!

[jomeister]

ravioli ravioli give me the formuoli

[ramesesdollison]

If "have" is "ho" How Do you Say "had"

[rosy-piano]

certo che è difficile capire anche se sei italiano lol.

[AnthonyBar23923]

Are we able to drop the "Io" in this scenario and just say "Ho la ricetta"? For instance, we can just say "Mangio il riso", correct? Does that same rule apply here?

[CabbageTree]

Si

[Jeffrey855877]

the fast audio is not pronouncing the "ch" in ricetta, but is saying something like "risetta" (with a soft "s", not = "z").

[BraidieJayde]

How would you say having? Been waiting for it to come up but it still hasnt

[Br.Raphael]

"Having" is "Avendo". "Have" is "avere"... To Possess or own is "possedere"

[DrWholockHolmes]

I have the recipe... of life

[funmilayo405715]

Why is io ho la ricetta I have the recipe but Non mangiamo * la pasta* we eat pasta? When do we put the in any sentence? Thanks!