Con dispiacere; per le brutte notizie.
Sadly, used for bad news.
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Purtroppo il negozio era chiuso. — Unfortunately, the shop was closed.
Purtroppo non possiamo aiutarti. — We can't help you, unfortunately.
Ha detto che purtroppo i biglietti erano esauriti. — He said that, unfortunately, the tickets were sold out.
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