Usage examples of "da" in Italian with translation to English

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Non sapevo da dove venisse. I didn't know where it came from.
Ho un quesito da porvi. I have a question to pose you.
Venni assunta da mio zio. I was hired by my uncle.
Mi darete qualcosa da bere? Will you give me something to drink?
Sono qui da due ore. I have been here for two hours.
Gesù è nato da Maria. Jesus was born of Mary.
Gioca a tennis da stamattina. He has been playing tennis since this morning.
L'immagine rende meglio da lontano. The picture looks better at a distance.
Jane era vestita da uomo. Jane was dressed as a man.
Tom non canta da anni. Tom hasn't sung in years.
Mi piacerebbe viaggiare da sola. I would like to travel alone.
Spero che tu cada da un burrone. I wish you fall off a cliff.
Ho fatto queste scatole da solo. I made these boxes myself.
È ancora lontana da qui? Is it still far from here?
Non ho niente da dichiarare. I don't have anything to declare.
Sono amato da mia madre. I am loved by my mother.
Mi dia qualcosa da mangiare. Give me something to eat.
L'hai fatto da solo? Did you make it for yourself?
Nulla può venire da nulla. Nothing can come of nothing.
Non ci scrive da febbraio. He has not written to us since last February.
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