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No. 318 in Italian

qualcuno

"Qualcuno" means "someone" or "somebody" in English.

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  • Qualcuno bussa alla porta.

    Someone is knocking at the door.

    Here, 'qualcuno' is used as an indefinite pronoun meaning 'someone', referring to an unknown person.

  • Se hai qualche problema, puoi chiedere aiuto a qualcuno.

    If you have any problem, you can ask someone for help.

    In this context, 'qualcuno' is used as a generic pronoun indicating an unspecified person who could offer assistance.

  • Conosco qualcuno che potrebbe essere interessato al progetto.

    I know someone who might be interested in the project.

    Here, 'qualcuno' refers to a specific, yet unnamed, person that the speaker is aware of who might find the project intriguing.

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