If you have encountered something you have never seen before, the most logical question you can ask is:
what is that?
what is it?
if that with thing, When used together, it translates to what in English. that In itself also means what however thing method thing, So you are actually saying “something”.
Yes, Equivalent to an English word Yes, Is the third-person singular of the verb become (become).Through a process called elision, it causes the word to end up A kind in thing disappear. In writing, A kind Replaced by an apostrophe.
Note that in the case of this particular expression, you can delete that general speaking thing In its own.
what is this?
what is it?
In informal Italian, there is no need to use pronouns to express the concept of “it”. This is because the verb form and context clarify the meaning.In the position of’it’, you will often see masculine demonstrative pronouns This (This) and that (that).
what is this?
what is this?
what is that?
what is that?
If the speaker assumes that the unknown subject is feminine, or they add things such as thing / commodity (thing), they will use feminine demonstrative pronouns This (This) and that (That) instead.They can also use Who/what (Here).
What’s here?
What’s the thing here?
What’s here?
notes: In spoken language, what is it? Can also replace phrases How is this going?, How is this going? or what’s happenin?
In this case, the expression you will use in Italian is How is this going? or How is this going?.
