"È qui intorno."
Translation:It is around here.
December 25, 2012
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I'm wondering the same. Maybe it translates more like "It is around exactly here." I can't think of a good meaning for this aside from maybe dropping something small, like an earring. You know roughly the exact place you dropped it, as opposed to "qua" being more of a field when I think of it. I'm making stuff up to try to justify it at this point.
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' Qui ' implies that it is close by, reachable, etc.. Also, it seems that ' intorno = around ' is emphasized and placed at the end of the sentence.