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English → It CHAPTER XVII IN WHICH Level 7/10

ARE CONTAINED THE INNUMERABLE TROUBLES WHICH THE BRAVE DON QUIXOTE AND HIS GOOD SQUIRE SANCHO PANZA ENDURED IN THE INN, WHICH TO HIS MISFORTUNE HE TOOK TO BE A CASTLE

SONO CONTENUTI I NUMEROSISSIMI GUAI CHE IL VALOROSO DON CHISCIOTTE E IL SUO BUON SCUDIERO SANCHO PANZA PATIRONO NELL'OSTERIA, CHE EGLI EBBE LA SVENTURA DI SCAMBIARE PER UN CASTELLO

Vocabulary

SONO
They are; first or third person plural of 'essere'
CONTENUTI
Contained; past participle of 'contenere', held within
I
The; masculine plural definite article
NUMEROSISSIMI
Very numerous; superlative of 'numeroso', extremely many
GUAI
Troubles, woes; plural noun meaning problems or misfortunes
CHE
That, which, who; multipurpose conjunction or relative pronoun
IL
The; masculine singular definite article
VALOROSO
Valiant, brave; adjective describing a courageous person
E
And; basic coordinating conjunction linking words or clauses
SUO
His, her, its; third person singular possessive adjective
BUON
Good; masculine singular adjective, shortened form of 'buono'
SCUDIERO
Squire; a knight's attendant or armor-bearer
PATIRONO
They suffered; third person plural past tense of 'patire'
NELL'
In the; contraction of 'in' and 'la' before vowel
OSTERIA
Inn, tavern; a place offering food, drink, lodging
EGLI
He; formal third person masculine singular subject pronoun
EBBE
He had; third person singular past tense of 'avere'
LA
The; feminine singular definite article
SVENTURA
Misfortune, bad luck; a negative or unfortunate event
DI
Of, from; very common Italian preposition indicating possession
SCAMBIARE
To mistake, to exchange; to confuse one thing for another
PER
For, through, by; preposition indicating purpose or means
UN
A, an; masculine singular indefinite article
CASTELLO
Castle; a large fortified medieval building or structure
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