A2🔤 Letters D & E
Italian word
esistere
to exist, to be
Looks like
to exist
to have objective reality or being
⚠️ The trap
Good match. But in Italian informal speech 'non esiste!' = 'No way! / That's not happening!' — a very common expression that has nothing to do with existence literally.
To say "to have objective reality or being" in Italian:
esistere
"esistere" in English means:
to exist, to be
Example
"Questo problema non esiste più."
"This problem no longer exists."
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