"Da quando?"
Translation:Since when?
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http://www.uvm.edu/~cmazzoni/3grammatica/grammatica/prepositions.html Try this it'll help and gives some prepositions that will be coming soon.
Hi, perhaps this hint helps: In the Roman Latin language the basic preposition is "de" for "from". "Da" is Italian short form for "de at" meaning "since or "from when onwards".
"De" changes by each following word and case: De➡da(de at)➡di (de il)➡del(de el/elle)➡dal(de al)➡dalle (del al)donde➡(de onde) ...
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The point you make is valid, Disposalist. But keep in mind that there are a lot of times they can be used interchangably, as well.
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Couldn't this also be translated as 'by when?'?
I know it's not the best English, but it could be used colloquially e.g. "I need the analysis completed" "By when?" "Next Friday"
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Since when asks when it started. By when asks when it ends. I'm open to other interpretations.
I hope someone can help. This happened to me also. Well, actually, I did mean to press "can't listen now" because I truly couldn't at that moment and then I got the message "audio will turn back on in one hour". That was almost a week ago. I've done it before with no problem but not this time. The only thing I haven't tried is reinstalling the app. I'm so afraid of it not picking up where I left off and starting my progress over at day one.