B1🔤 Letters B & C
Italian word
comitato
committee
Looks like
committed / committee
a group of people appointed for a specific function
⚠️ The trap
Comitato = committee (noun). Learners sometimes use 'comitato' to mean 'committed' (the adjective) — that is wrong. 'Sono molto committed' does not work in Italian; say 'sono molto impegnato' or 'sono dedicato'.
To say "a group of people appointed for a specific function" in Italian:
comitato (equivalent to committee as a noun)
"comitato" in English means:
committee
Example
"Il comitato si riunisce ogni settimana."
"The committee meets every week."
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