daquí a pouquinho...

Italian translation: di qui a poco

01:54 Apr 17, 2004
Portuguese to Italian translations [Non-PRO]
Art/Literary - Idioms / Maxims / Sayings / expresiones cotidianas
Portuguese term or phrase: daquí a pouquinho...
daquí a pouquinho...
Diego Molina
Italian translation:di qui a poco
Explanation:
In italiano è più comune usare poco rispetto a pochino
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5 +2di qui a poco
AdrianaSR
4 +1tra pochissimo / di qui a pochissimo
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daquí a pouquinho...
di qui a poco


Explanation:
In italiano è più comune usare poco rispetto a pochino


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    Reference: http://www.chim.unipr.it/7.htm
AdrianaSR
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agree  Irene Caporale (X)
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daquí a pouquinho...
tra pochissimo / di qui a pochissimo


Explanation:
La locuzione "daqui a" traduce normalmente la preposizione italiana tra/fra in senso temporale. "Pouquinho" esprime qualcosa di più di "pouco", per questo motivo qui userei un "pochissimo", ma anche "poco" credo funzioni.
HTH

Stefano77
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Native speaker of: Native in ItalianItalian

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agree  Lorenzo Lilli: plausibile, anzi ottimale ;-)
1 day 6 hrs
  -> Confessa Lozinho!!! :-p
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