"Dove sono i miei orologi?"

Translation: Where are my watches?

[lucimorningstar]

I think it's about 'time' you gave them back.

[Asharadel]

You're terrible. XD

[PasserbyPassinbi]

Sorry, I couldn't find the time

[Biochemistry]

I thought that "orologi" can refer to "wristwatches," so why isn't "wristwatches" acceptable to "watches?" Is there a better way to say "wristwatch?"

[Seresam]

yes, it may refer to wristwatches too. However the "direct" translation of wristwatch is "orologio da polso" (quite literal)

[GuerraAmanda]

I think she almost drowned in her own blood when she tried to say "orologi" HAUSHAUSHUASHUASHUHAUS

[spashby]

I keep repeating this section just to rehear it.

[naomijanderson]

Why i not gli?

[dnovinc]

Because the definite article is preceding a masculine plural possessive adjective (miei) that doesn't begin with a vowel. If there was no possessive adjective it would be "gli orologi".

[JosipNicotera]

because italian is impossible lol

[CraigPickering]

When do you use 'dove' and when 'dov'e (with accent)?

[dnovinc]

I hope these two examples will clarify things:

• Dove sono le mie macchine? = Where are my cars?
• Dov'è la mia macchina? = Where is my car? ( "Dov'è" is a contraction of "Dove + è" )

[Vietata]

I'm late, I'm late for a very important date! hops off

[Mir_Masroor]

No idea

[Acemondo]

Check the wine bottles.

[Moni751665]

That is wrong.it says l'orologio=gli orologi