July 30, 2020. CivisRomanus1874Sia che… sia che… is correct when what comes after the conjunction is a whole clause (i.e. at least a verb), and not a noun or a phrase of some kind without a verb: Sia che faccia bel tempo sia che piova, andremo ugualmente.
September 21, 2021 Hi NicholasL23, Thanks for your question! In some contexts, "sia" is not used as the subjunctive (e.g. che tu sia, che io sia, che egli sia etc.) but rather as "both". However, it's merely a coincidence. Sia (just like né, for instance) is commonly used in Italian.
Resposta destacada. Italiano. This terms are used for indicate options. "Sia sia" is usually used for list in an explicit way two options. -. Example: "Possiamo andare sia in taxi, sia in metropolitana" - "We can go either by taxi or underground". -. "Siache" is usually used for list in an implicit way two o more options
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