When we talk about older women and older men are we talking about anziani or adulti? :D
danalto Senior Member Roma, Italia, Europa Italy - Italian Mar 13, 2005 #1 When we talk about older women and older men are we talking about anziani or adulti?
lsp Senior Member NY US, English Mar 13, 2005 #2 Here's a case where context is everything. There's no way to answer you correctly in a vacuum. What else can you tell us?
Here's a case where context is everything. There's no way to answer you correctly in a vacuum. What else can you tell us?
Alfry Senior Member Italy Italian Mar 13, 2005 #3 danalto said: When we talk about older women and older men are we talking about anziani or adulti? Click to expand... i think that that depend on what you want to say. -er suffix implies the relativity of that adjective
danalto said: When we talk about older women and older men are we talking about anziani or adulti? Click to expand... i think that that depend on what you want to say. -er suffix implies the relativity of that adjective
danalto Senior Member Roma, Italia, Europa Italy - Italian Mar 13, 2005 #4 Penso che tradurrò con maturo.
M Manuela Senior Member Canada-Alberta English Mar 14, 2005 #5 maturo/a works, anziano/a could offend some people; older is a relative term: my husband is older than me by 1 year.. ..I call him " old man!"
maturo/a works, anziano/a could offend some people; older is a relative term: my husband is older than me by 1 year.. ..I call him " old man!"