Allora
Example: Allora andiamo al parco dopo pranzo insieme.
Definition
"Allora" is an Italian adverb used to indicate a point in time, often translated as 'then' or 'at that time.' It can also be used to introduce a conclusion or consequence, similar to 'so' or 'well,' as in the phrase 'Allora andiamo al parco dopo pranzo insieme' meaning 'Then let's go to the park after lunch together.'
Etymology
The word "allora" comes from the Latin phrase 'ad illa hora,' meaning 'at that hour.' Over time, it evolved in Italian to express temporal or logical connections in conversation. Did you know? "Allora" can sometimes function like a conversational filler, much like 'well' in English.
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