Di avere
To have
Language note: 'Di' is commonly used before infinitive verbs in Italian.
Culture note: Openness to opportunities is a valued trait in Italian business culture.
Word-by-Word Breakdown
Di
[dee]
to have
Indicates possession or presence of something in abstract or physical form.
Spero di avere il tempo per il colloquio.
I hope to have time for the interview.
avere
[ah-VEH-reh]
to have
Used to express possession or responsibility.
Di avere l'opportunità di conoscervi meglio.
To have the opportunity to get to know you better.
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