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Sebbene + congiuntivo
Sebbene + subjunctive

“Sebbene le recensioni… siano contrastanti”
(Although the reviews… are mixed)

The conjunction “sebbene” introduces a concessive clause, indicating that there is a contrast or concession between the two parts of the sentence.
In Italian, concessive clauses introduced by some conjunctions of “contrast”, must be followed by subjunctive mood:

– SEBBENE / NONOSTANTE… + SUBJ.

For example:

– Sebbene piova, uscirò per una passeggiata. (Although it’s raining, I will go out for a walk.)
– Benché piovesse, siamo usciti lo stesso. (Even though it was raining, we went out.)
– Esco nonostante sia stanco. (I go out even though I’m tired.)
– Vorrei mangiare malgrado non abbia fame. (I’d like to eat even though I’m not hungry.)