A1⚡ Verbs
Italian word
entrare
to enter, to go in, to fit, to be involved
Looks like
to enter
to go into a place
⚠️ The trap
The enter meaning is the same. Key Italian expression: 'cosa c'entra?' / 'non c'entra niente' = 'what does that have to do with it?' / 'it has nothing to do with it'. Also 'non mi entra in testa' = 'I can't get it into my head / I can't understand it'.
To say "to go into a place" in Italian:
entrare is correct
"entrare" in English means:
to enter, to go in, to fit, to be involved
Example
"Cosa c'entro io con questa storia?"
"What do I have to do with this story?"
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