Come si dice in italiano 'sure enough' as in the sentence 'I thought that he would come to the party and sure enough he was there'.
Also, I was also wondering what tense of verb would an Italian use for 'I have always thought that...', for example 'I have always thought that he is a generous person, but our recent event proved him otherwise.' Would you simply use 'Lo penso...'
Grazie mille
Also, I was also wondering what tense of verb would an Italian use for 'I have always thought that...', for example 'I have always thought that he is a generous person, but our recent event proved him otherwise.' Would you simply use 'Lo penso...'
Grazie mille
