Also means
whether
Usage Note
Se introduces conditions ('if') and indirect questions ('whether'). In hypotheticals it pairs with the subjunctive and conditional (se avessi tempo, verrei). Do not confuse it with the accented sé ('oneself').
Examples
"Se piove, resto a casa."
Natural Translation
If it rains, I'll stay home.
Literal Translation
If it-rains, I-stay at home.
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