personally in Italian
personally in Italian is personalmente, come persona — personally means used to show that something is one's own private opinion or feeling.
personally in Italian
personalmente
In a personal manner.
come persona
In person.
What does "personally" mean?
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adverb Used to show that something is one's own private opinion or feeling.
"Personally, I think the movie was overrated."
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adverb In person, rather than through someone else.
"The manager personally handled the complaint."
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adverb In a way that is directed at, or affects, oneself specifically.
"Try not to take his comments personally — he's like that with everyone."
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personally in a sentence
- Personally, I think the movie was overrated.
- I don't like spicy food, personally, but my friends love it.
- The manager personally handled the complaint.
- The head teacher personally welcomed every new family at the gate.
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What is "personally" in Italian?
"personally" in Italian is personalmente, come persona. personally means: Used to show that something is one's own private opinion or feeling.
How do you use "personally" in a sentence?
Example: "Personally, I think the movie was overrated." In Italian, "personally" is personalmente, come persona.
Are there other ways to say "personally" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 2 translations listed for "personally": personalmente, come persona.
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