No. 986 in Italian
affari
"Affari" in English means "business" or "affairs."
In a sentence
Ho molti affari da sbrigare oggi.
I have many matters to take care of today.
Here, 'affari' refers to tasks or obligations that someone needs to handle.
Non sono affari tuoi!
That's none of your business!
In this context, 'affari' means personal matters or business, used to denote things that concern someone privately.
Lui lavora nel mondo degli affari internazionali.
He works in the world of international business.
Here, 'affari' is used to refer to commerce or professional enterprises.
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