What is vero in italian?
The word ‘Vero’ is Italian for ‘true’, and this is what they’re all about, they’re tagline is ‘True Social’. The main idea behind this new service is that it will provide a social media network that never runs ads and is not controlled by algorithms. Starting to sound tempting? It also goes back to the old Instagram ways with a chronological feed! They hope to make it the social network that is truly about social interactions and steer clear of the heavy advertising.
You may ask, then how will they turn a profit and start raking in the cash? The first million people to sign up, get to do so for free, however after that you will have to pay to sign up. That’s also not the only way Vero makes money. Posting on the app will also allow users to access the products that they are talking about. If a click-through results in a sale, Vero takes a percentage of the sale as a commission.
With so many new users trying to get in while it’s free the app is having trouble keeping up and problems have already arisen, including with signing up and posting once you’re in. Vero is doing their best to fix these problems as quickly as they can, Vero tweeted, “Due to very large traffic, we’re experiencing intermittent technical issues, we’re working to resolve them as soon as possible.”
Another great feature and point of difference is having more choices for who you share your content with. Vero has four separate ‘tiers’ to separate your followers into. You can set a piece of content to just be seen by your close friends, your friends, acquaintances or all of your followers. When you add a contact, you set which of these ‘tiers’ they come under. But don’t worry your contacts won’t know what tier they’re in so you won’t ruin any relationships like back in the ‘MySpace Top 8’ days. You can also filter what you see from your friends in terms of what they share. If you’re sick of one friend’s movie recommendations, or constant baby pictures you can easily turn them off and save a friendship in the process.
So what’s the verdict? Is it just a fad, or is it here to stay? Well for now it’s too soon to tell. The first million people have signed up incredibly fast but we do love freebies. How will it go once everyone has to pay to play? If you are interested in giving Vero a go, make sure you get downloading, before those free subscriptions run out.
In this lesson, we will look at how to use this word along with many audio recordings and example sentences. Read on to learn everything you need to know!
Vero is both an adjective and a noun. It can mean “true”, “real” or “truth” depending on context. When it’s used as a noun, it’s of masculine gender (il vero) and it has no plural form.
Its pronunciation is close to veh-roh. If you have trouble pronouncing Italian sounds, especially the rolled R, refer to the Italian pronunciation guide.
Now, let’s see a couple of example sentences with vero in Italian, before taking a look at how to use this word.
Vero, like all adjectives in Italian, matches the noun in gender and number. Notizia, for example, is a feminine singular noun in Italian (the news). If the news is true, you will have to say…
La notizia è vera.The news is true.
Vera is the feminine singular form of vero. You will find all forms for vero in Italian in the following table:
For example, you could say…
Questi gioielli sono veri? Devono valere parecchio!Are these jewels real? They must be worth a lot!(Gioielli is a masculine plural noun)
La mia vicina di casa è una vera seccatrice.My neighbor is a real nuisance.(Vera is a feminine singular noun)
Quelle rose non sono vere, sono solo dipinte.Those roses are not real, they are just painted.(Vere is a feminine plural noun)
Vera is also the Italian name for the wedding ring, also called fede nuziale!
As a noun, however, vero is rarely used. Verità is a more common translation for truth. You will find vero as “truth” as opposed to “falsehood” in sentences like “to differentiate between true and false” or “he speaks the truth”.
Now let’s see some expressions with vero in Italian.
There’s a variety of common expressions and sayings featuring vero in Italian. Here are some:
For example, you could say…
A onor del vero, non sapevo nulla fino a ieri sera.To be fair, I did not know anything until last night.
Grazie, Matteo. Sei un vero amico.Thank you, Matteo. You are a true friend.
And that’s it, now you know how to use vero in Italian!
The word ‘Vero’ is Italian for ‘true’, and this is what they’re all about, they’re tagline is ‘True Social’. The main idea behind this new service is that it will provide a social media network that never runs ads and is not controlled by algorithms. Starting to sound tempting? It also goes back to the old Instagram ways with a chronological feed! They hope to make it the social network that is truly about social interactions and steer clear of the heavy advertising.
You may ask, then how will they turn a profit and start raking in the cash? The first million people to sign up, get to do so for free, however after that you will have to pay to sign up. That’s also not the only way Vero makes money. Posting on the app will also allow users to access the products that they are talking about. If a click-through results in a sale, Vero takes a percentage of the sale as a commission.
With so many new users trying to get in while it’s free the app is having trouble keeping up and problems have already arisen, including with signing up and posting once you’re in. Vero is doing their best to fix these problems as quickly as they can, Vero tweeted, “Due to very large traffic, we’re experiencing intermittent technical issues, we’re working to resolve them as soon as possible.”
