"Questo giornale è gratuito."

Translation: This newspaper is free.

[Quazar]

This whole I'll get use too the audio is friggin frustrating!!!! E's and I's are the same sound it seems with most words.

[ckyle8]

Mostly I just hate trying to figure out the difference between li and gli. I'm glad it wasn't in this sentence.

[nati_gilbi]

I find that 'è' is said more with a "eh" sound and 'e' sounds more like "ee", but I really figure which one to use depending on context.

[Elena698549]

You're right. But native speakers also have different accents or they even mumble. So maybe it's not so bad to get used to it...

[Diane540044]

Why can't the word 'journal' be used to translate 'giornale'? They both come from the same latin root and a newspaper is sometimes called a journal.

[DianaThiriar]

"free of charge" is offered as translation, but marked as incorrect?! Reported.

[RobBlaney]

This sounds like "Costa..."

[JerryCartw]

It sounded like vostro to me

[vincemat]

Perche, grazie per il giornale gratuito!!

[audrey233739]

But, my newspaper isn't free

[nikom853445]

I have to listen to the audio (female) several times. It sound like "Queste" rather than "Questo" in both normal & slow speeds. This left me with frustration.