solia

solia

"Solia" means "used to."

The verb 'solia' is used to signify a habitual action in the past, describing a common or repeated behavior inherently associated with the subject.

Solia llegir abans d'anar a dormir cada nit.

I used to read before going to sleep every night.

In this sentence, 'solia' implies a recurring action during a specific time frame in the past, illustrating an established routine or preference.

Quan era jove, solia anar a la biblioteca per estudiar.

When I was young, I used to go to the library to study.

Here, 'solia' conveys the notion of a once-frequent activity, emphasizing the habitual nature of the action within the narrative's past timeframe.

Solia caminar pel parc al vespre, gaudint de la tranquil·litat.

I used to walk in the park in the evening, enjoying the tranquility.