Learn Italian in 5 minutes: Perché o Siccome?
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“Perché” e “siccome” hanno lo stesso significato e si usano per introdurre una causa. La differenza tra “perché” e “siccome” sta nella loro posizione all’interno della frase. “Siccome” si usa all’inizio della frase. Per esempio: “Siccome piove, prendo l’ombrello” (e non dimenticate la virgola!). “Perché” si usa al centro della frase. Per esempio: “Prendo l’ombrello perché piove”.
Non è possibile cominciare una frase con “perché” tranne quando si tratta di domande o risposte: “Perché vai a letto così presto?”- “Perché sono stanca”.
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“Perché” and “siccome” have the same meaning but you need to be careful where you put these two words in the sentence. “Siccome” is used at the beginning of a sentence. For example: “Siccome piove, prendo l’ombrello” = “Since it is raining, I take the umbrella with me” (and don’t forget the comma). “Perché” is used in the middle of the sentence. For example: “Prendo l’ombrello perché piove” = “I am taking the umbrella with me because it is raining”.
In Italian it’s not possible to start a sentence with “perché”, except in a question or answer: “Perché vai a letto così presto?”- “Perché sono stanca” = “Why are you going to bed so early?”- “Because I’m tired”.
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