Loro non sanno
They don't know
Language note: The phrase 'loro non sanno' uses 'loro' which is the subject pronoun for 'they.' The verb 'sanno' comes from 'sapere,' meaning 'to know.'
Culture note: This phrase reflects the Italian tendency to highlight knowledge or the lack thereof, which is crucial in a society where knowledge and expertise are highly valued.
Word-by-Word Breakdown
Loro
[LOH-roh]
They
Used to refer to a group of people.
Loro non sanno dove andare.
They don't know where to go.
non
[nohn]
not
Used to negate a verb.
Loro non sono qui.
They are not here.
sanno
[SAHN-noh]
know
To be aware of something through observation or inquiry.
Loro sanno la verità.
They know the truth.
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