in orario on time Play Il treno Roma-Milano è stranamente in orario. (The Rome to Milan train surprisingly is on time.) Play in ritardo late (outside the scheduled time) Play Mario era in ritardo e ha perso il bus. (Mario was late and missed the bus.) Play tardi late (in the day, in the later part of something) Play È troppo tardi, il museo è già chiuso.. (It's too late (in the day), the museum is already closed.) Play in anticipo early (i.e., before expected) Play Vieni in anticipo alla festa se vuoi mangiare della torta. (Come to the party early if you want some cake.) Play presto early (i.e., in the first part of something) Play È ancora presto, andiamo a bere un'altra birra. (It's still early, let's have another beer.) Play sempre always Play Ho sempre voluto guidare un trattore. (I've always wanted to drive a tractor.) Play mai never Play Non ho mai munto una mucca. (I've never milked a cow.) Play adesso now Play Sto andando adesso in pizzeria. (I'm going to the pizzeria now.) Play a volte sometimes Play A volte parlo da solo. (Sometimes I speak alone.)

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