A1🔤 Letters F & G
Italian word
fine
end, finish; fine, thin, delicate
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fine
of high quality; satisfactory; a penalty payment
⚠️ The trap
'Fine' in Italian means 'end' or 'thin/delicate', not 'satisfactory' or 'a penalty'. 'Are you fine?' = 'Stai bene?' — not 'Sei fine?'. A traffic fine = 'una multa'.
To say "of high quality; satisfactory; a penalty payment" in Italian:
multa (for penalty fine); bene (for feeling fine)
"fine" in English means:
end, finish; fine, thin, delicate
Example
"Alla fine del film ho pianto."
"At the end of the film I cried."
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