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You can also say something like "sei proprio uno stupido" which means "you are actually stupid".
by scoutt 6y ago
You can also say something like "sei proprio uno stupido" which means "you are actually stupid".
- toyg 6y agoAlso "precisely". "Questo è proprio quel che serve" -> "This is precisely what we need"
- jaclaz 6y agoOr - reversed - "non proprio" means more than anything else "not exactly" (meaning something that is similar, almost, but not quite what was expected) BUT "non è proprio il caso" means "absolutely not" or "definitely not". Nuances in languages are tough.