"Let's think about each other every evening!"

Translation: Pensiamoci ogni sera!

[Christiaan463399]

Duolingo suggestion for every evening is: tutte le sere. When you use it it is marked wrong????

[Ariaflame]

Hints don't know context.

[rseyferth]

What is the difference between "ci pensiamo" and "pensiamoci"?

[f.formica]

"Pensiamoci" is imperative, while "ci pensiamo" is a simple present; "let's" introduces an exhortation for a group you belong to, so it's a good match for the imperative.

[Fede.On]

Pensiamoci a vicenda ogni sera
Is it correct?

[f.formica]

Sure, it just stresses the reciprocity.

[Fede.On]

So, why Duolingo does not accept this translation? Thanks

[f.formica]

Just because no one had thought of it yet ;)

[mariaelena256]

thank you f, formica for this explanation.

[mrule]

elsewhere, [verb]ci was translated as [verb] of it. Could this also mean "let us think og it every evening", and if not, how can we tell the difference between "ci" meaning "us/among ourselves" and "ci" meaning "it"?

[f.formica]

Yes, "pensiamoci" could be intended as "let's think about it" too; I don't think there's any way to pick the right one besides context.

[Dr.Fandey]

Pensiamoci ogni sera
al tramontar del sole
Sarà l'appuntamento che uniti ci terrà
Tu sei, partito e di te
Mi è rimasta una sola promessa:
Pensiamoci ogni sera
al tramontar del sole!
Just a nice song of Dalida...:))

[clintack]

What's the difference between "tutte le sere" and "ogni sera" here?

[SchubertNo21]

le sere = all evenings and, ogni sera = each evening. The first is plural, the second singular

[iattilagy]

English sentence is about twice as long as the Italian one :)

[ManuCassanello]

That's so romantic

[SheTuti]

La pronuncia è sbagliata in tutta la lezione: pensiàmocie non: pensiamòci (l'accento tonico deve essere sulla seconda sillaba ! )

[YuriMykolayevych]

Is "Pensiamo a noi" the same as "Pensiamoci"?

[mtpage7]

Where is the "each other" in the sentence?

[RonRGB]

Most verbs can express reciprocal actions by means of the plural reflexive pronouns (ci, vi, and si), used with first- second- , and third-person plural verbs.

[Ddrichar]

(Types it correctly the first time) Hmm, is that right? (Checks the hint, which is different) I guess that makes sense--I'll change it. (Submits answer, and it's wrong--had it right the first time)

[RonRGB]

imperativo presente [pensàrsi] = present imperative [to think about oneself]

pènsati [non pensàrti] (tu) think about yourself [don't think about yourself] (informal, singular)

si pènsi (egli) .......... think about yourself (formal, singular)

pensiàmoci (noi) .......... [let's think about each other] or let's think about ourselves

pensàtevi (voi) .......... [think about each other] or think about yourselves (informal)

si pènsino (essi) .......... [think about each other] or think about yourselves (formal)

[LisaKropp]

Bravo! Grazie mille. That was very helpful, and very much appreciated.