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    C'è nebbia fitta

    Grammar & Usage

    fixed expression
    neutral

    How it works

    This phrase translates to "There is thick fog." "C'è" is a contraction of "ci è" (there is/there's) and is used to indicate the existence or presence of something singular. "Nebbia" is a feminine singular noun meaning "fog," and "fitta" is a feminine singular adjective meaning "thick" or "dense," agreeing in gender and number with "nebbia."

    Sample sentences

    Domani mattina C'è nebbia fitta in valle, quindi guida con prudenza.

    Tomorrow morning there is thick fog in the valley, so drive carefully.

    A causa della C'è nebbia fitta, i voli sono stati cancellati.

    Due to the thick fog, the flights have been cancelled.

    Speriamo che la C'è nebbia fitta si dissolva presto per goderci il paesaggio.

    We hope the thick fog dissipates soon so we can enjoy the landscape.

    Quick facts

    existence_verb:The construction "C'è" (singular) / "Ci sono" (plural) is the standard way to express "there is/there are" in Italian.
    adjective_agreement:Italian adjectives typically agree in gender and number with the noun they modify, e.g., 'nebbia' (f.sg.) + 'fitta' (f.sg.).

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    Example

    Domani mattina C'è nebbia fitta in valle, quindi guida con prudenza.

    Tomorrow morning there is thick fog in the valley, so drive carefully.

    A causa della C'è nebbia fitta, i voli sono stati cancellati.

    Due to the thick fog, the flights have been cancelled.

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