What is the Italian equivalent for ‘to save time’ as ‘risparmiare tempo’ doesn’t sound right?

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Not_so_Japaneseasy

2024年8月12日 23:05

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Yes, that is correct.

2024年8月13日

"Risparmiare tempo" is the correct expression

2024年8月23日

Ciao, certamente dipende dal contesto linguistico, ma io direi "non perdere tempo". Esempi: 1/ Per non perdere tempo è meglio prendere la macchina. 2/ Se non vuoi perdere tempo, inizia ad organizzare meglio il tuo tempo. Buona giornata!

2024年8月22日

Doesn't sound right to whom?

2024年8月13日

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