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1
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What does ‘a’ mean?

A

away, for, per, at, on, to, in

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What does ‘a presto’ mean?

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see you soon

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What does ‘aeroporto’ mean?

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airport

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What does ‘aglio’ mean?

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garlic

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What does ‘ah’ mean?

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oh, ah

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What does ‘alta’ mean?

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from the top, deep, long, thick, from on high

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What does ‘alto’ mean?

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tall

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What does ‘americana’ mean?

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American

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What is the Italian word for ‘American’?

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americano

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What is the Italian word for ‘friend’ or ‘partner’ (feminine)?

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amica

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What is the Italian word for ‘friend’ or ‘partner’ (masculine)?

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amico

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What does ‘andare’ mean in English?

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to go

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What is the Italian word for ‘appetizer’?

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antipasto

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What does ‘aperto’ mean?

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open, switched on, frank, broken, turned on

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What is the Italian word for ‘goodbye’?

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arrivederci

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What is the Italian word for ‘bus’?

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autobus

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What does ‘bagno’ mean?

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swim, washroom, bath, restroom, I soak, I wet

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What does ‘ballare’ mean?

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to dance

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What does ‘banca’ mean?

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bank

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What does ‘bar’ mean?

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bar, coffee shop, cafe, café, coffee bar, cafés

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What does ‘barra’ mean?

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bar

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What does ‘bello’ mean?

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better, best, good-looking

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What does ‘bene’ mean?

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well, better, things, fine, best, closely, hard

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What does ‘bere’ mean?

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to drink

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25
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What does ‘cantare’ mean?

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to sing

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26
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What does ‘capa’ mean?

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boss

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27
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What does ‘cappelli’ mean?

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hats

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What does ‘cappello’ mean?

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hat

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What does ‘cappuccino’ mean?

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cappuccino

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30
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What does ‘care’ mean?

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lovable, sweetheart, costly, high price, sweet

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What does ‘cari’ mean?

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dear, costly, expensive, fond

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What does ‘caro’ mean?

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dear, honey, costly, expensive, sweetheart

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33
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What does ‘casa’ mean?

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home, place, house

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What does ‘cassa’ refer to?

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cash desk, cash register, cashier

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35
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What is the meaning of ‘casse’?

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speakers, cashiers

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36
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What is ‘cento’ in English?

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one hundred, a hundred

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37
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What does ‘cerco’ mean?

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I’m looking for, I try, I am looking for, get

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38
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What does ‘che’ translate to?

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that, what a, than, those, who, which, what

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39
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What is the meaning of ‘chi’?

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whom, who

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40
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What does ‘chiesa’ mean?

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church

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41
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What does ‘ciao’ mean?

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‘goodbye, hello, hi, bye’

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42
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What does ‘cielo’ mean?

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‘heaven, sky’

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43
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What is the Italian word for fifty?

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‘cinquanta’

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44
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What does ‘come dolce’ mean?

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‘for dessert’

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45
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What does ‘come primo’ mean?

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‘for the first course’

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46
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What does ‘come secondo’ mean?

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‘for the second course’

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47
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What does ‘come ti chiami’ mean?

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‘what’s your name, what is your name’

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What does ‘comprare’ mean?

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‘buy, got, squares, to buy, to purchase, to get’

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What does ‘con’ mean?

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with, to

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50
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What is the meaning of ‘conto’?

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account, tab, tale, bill, amount, calculation

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51
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What is ‘cornetto’ in English?

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croissant

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52
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What does ‘cosa’ translate to?

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what, what do, things, thing, what does

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53
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What is the meaning of ‘costa’?

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costs, it costs, costa, seacoast, slope, spine

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54
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What does ‘cura’ refer to?

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(he/she/it) nurses, course, (you) treat

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What is the meaning of ‘dare’?

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hold, offers, offered, gave, to give, throws

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56
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What does ‘devo’ mean?

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I have to, I need to, I must, need, do I have to

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57
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What does ‘di’ mean?

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with, made of, for, than, ‘s, at, about, to

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58
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What is the translation of ‘di dove sei’?

A

where are you from

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59
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What does ‘dieci’ mean?

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ten, tenth

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60
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What does ‘domani’ mean?

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tomorrow

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61
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What is the translation of ‘dov’è’?

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where is, where’s

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62
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What does ‘e’ mean?

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and, at

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63
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What does ‘ecco’ mean?

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here is, there is, here’s, there, there’s

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What is the translation of ‘euro’?

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euro, euros

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65
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What does ‘fantastico’ mean?

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It means wonderful or great.

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66
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What does ‘fare’ mean?

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It means to give or to make.

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67
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What is the English translation of ‘farmacia’?

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It translates to pharmacy.

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68
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What does ‘figlia’ mean?

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It means daughter.

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What does ‘figlio’ mean?

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It means son.

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70
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What is the English name for ‘Filadelfia’?

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It is Philadelphia.

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71
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What does ‘fine settimana’ mean?

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It means weekend.

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72
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What does ‘fratello’ mean?

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It means brother.

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73
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What is ‘gelato’ in English?

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ice cream

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74
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What does ‘giacca’ mean?

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blazer, coat, jacket, jack

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75
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What are ‘gialli’?

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detective, amber, detective novel

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76
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What does ‘grazie’ mean?

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thank you

Example: «) grazie mille - Thanks a lot, thank you very much

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What does ‘ha’ mean?

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is, hold, offers, has got, he has, make

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What does ‘hai’ mean?

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you have, you’re, you are, do you have

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79
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What does ‘hanno’ mean?

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hold, they’re, they have, own, had, have, keep

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What does ‘ho’ mean?

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hold, I’m, ive, wear, I am, own, had, have, keep

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What does ‘ho bisogno di’ mean?

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need, I need

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82
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What does ‘ho capito’ mean?

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understand, I understand, understood

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83
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What does ‘hobby’ mean?

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hobby, hobbies

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84
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What does ‘hotel’ mean?

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hotel, albergo, hotels

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85
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What does ‘the’ translate to in Italian?

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il

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86
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What does ‘il mio’ mean?

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my, mine

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What does ‘il tuo’ mean?

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‘your, yours’

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What does ‘in’ mean?

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‘at, to the, to, in, for, of us, into, going, on, by’

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What does ‘in ritardo’ mean?

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‘late, latest, behind’

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What does ‘Inghilterra’ mean?

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‘England’

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What does ‘inglese’ mean?

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‘English, British’

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92
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What does ‘insalata’ mean?

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‘salad’

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93
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What does ‘io’ mean?

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‘id, l, me, i’ll’

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94
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What is the Italian word for Italy?

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Italia

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What is the English translation of ‘italiana’?

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Italian, italians

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What is the English translation of ‘italiano’?

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Italian, italians

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What does ‘la’ mean?

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her, the, him, it, hers

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What does ‘la mia’ mean?

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my, mine

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What does ‘la tua’ mean?

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your, yours

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What is the meaning of ‘lasci’?

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leave, (you) leave (behind), (you) let go of

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What does ‘latte’ mean?

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milk

102
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What does ‘lavori’ mean?

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you work, do you work, jobs, works

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What does ‘lavoro’ mean?

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work, labour, jobs, employment

104
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What does ‘lei’ mean?

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she, her, do you, she’ll, you’ll, you, does she

105
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What does ‘libera’ mean?

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she liberates, he liberates, you free, she frees

106
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What does ‘libero’ mean?

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free, available

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What does ‘lisa’ mean?

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lisa

108
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What does ‘lo’ mean?

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the, him, it, that

109
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Londra

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London

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lui

A

he

111
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luna

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month, moon

112
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ma

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but, though, only

113
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madre

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mother

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madri

A

mother, stub, mothers

115
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maglione

A

sweater

116
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What is the Italian word for ‘sweaters’?

A

maglioni

117
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What does ‘mai’ mean in English?

A

never, ever

118
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What is the Italian verb for ‘to eat’?

A

mangiare

119
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What does ‘mano’ translate to?

A

layer, coat, hand, coats

120
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What is the Italian word for ‘husband’?

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marito

121
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What does ‘mazzo’ mean?

A

stock

122
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How do you say ‘me’ in Italian?

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me, to me, myself

123
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What is the Italian word for ‘menu’?

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menu

124
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What does ‘mercato’ mean?

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‘mercato’ means market, marketplace, markets, fair.

125
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What does ‘messi’ mean?

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‘messi’ means compare, set, inspire, put in, reaping, caused.

126
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What does ‘mi chiamo’ mean?

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‘mi chiamo’ means my name is, I am called, my name’s.

127
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What does ‘mi dispiace’ mean?

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‘mi dispiace’ means I am sorry, sorry.

128
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What does ‘mi piace’ mean?

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‘mi piace’ means I like, I like it.

129
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What does ‘mi sono perso’ mean?

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‘mi sono perso’ means got lost, I’m lost.

130
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What is ‘Milano’ in English?

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‘Milano’ is Milan.

131
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What does ‘moglie’ mean?

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‘moglie’ means wife.

132
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What does ‘molle’ mean?

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soft

133
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What does ‘molto’ mean?

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a lot of, really, very, much, a lot, far

134
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What does ‘negozio’ mean?

A

store

135
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What does ‘nera’ mean?

A

black

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What does ‘nero’ mean?

A

black

137
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What does ‘no’ mean?

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no, not

138
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What does ‘nodo’ mean?

A

knot

139
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What does ‘non’ mean?

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didn’t, did not, doesn’t, we don’t, she doesn’t

140
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What does ‘non lo so’ mean?

A

I do not know

141
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What does ‘non ti preoccupare’ mean?

A

don’t worry

142
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What does ‘notte’ mean?

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night, nights, evenings

143
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What does ‘nuotare’ mean?

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to swim

144
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What does ‘nuova’ mean?

A

new, recent

145
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What does ‘nuovo’ mean?

A

new

146
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What does ‘oggi’ mean?

A

today

147
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Pacco

A

Package, packs

148
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Padre

A

Father

149
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Palla

A

Bummer, ball, drag

150
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Parli

A

Speak, you speak, you talk

151
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Parlo

A

I speak, speak

152
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Passeggiare

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To walk around

153
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Pasta

A

Pasta

154
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Pattinare

A

To skate

155
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Pazza

A

Crazy, mad man

156
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Per favore

A

Please

157
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Pesca

A

Fish

158
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Piacere

A

Nice to meet you

159
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Piano

A

Slow, quietly, level

160
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Piazza

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Plaza, Square

161
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Piccola

A

Little, less, small

162
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Piccolo

A

Small

163
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Pizzeria

A

Pizzeria

164
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Pollo

A

Chicken

165
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Prego

A

Ask, you are welcome, please, do not

166
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Puoi

A

Can, are you able to, may, can you?

167
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Quale

A

Which, that, such as, which one

168
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quando

A

When, whenever

169
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quanto

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How, how much, how many?

170
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quanto costa

A

How much does.. how much is… cost?

171
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questa

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This one, this, that, these, those

172
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questo

A

This one, this, that, these, those

173
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qui

A

Here

174
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Radio

A

radio, radio station

175
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ragazza

A

Girlfriend, child, girlfriends, skirts, m girl

176
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Ragazzo

A

Boyfriend, boy, guy, child

177
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raggi

A

Rays

178
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ragno

A

Spider

179
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riso

A

Rice

180
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ristorante

A

Restaurant

181
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Roma

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Rome

182
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rossa

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Red

183
Q

salve

A

Hi, hello

184
Q

sana

A

(he/she/it) is healed/cured

185
Q

scontrino

A

Receipt

186
Q

scusa

A

Excuse me

187
Q

secco

A

Die, her, dry up, dry out, smarter

188
Q

sei

A

Are you, you’re, you are, six, feel, be, are

189
Q

signora

A

Ma’am

190
Q

signore

A

Sir

191
Q

simpatica

A

Nice, pleasant

192
Q

simpatico

A

Nice, pleasant

193
Q

solo

A

Alone

194
Q

sono

A

Have, I have, is, am, it’s, I’m, they are, feet

195
Q

sorella

A

Sister

196
Q

spagnolo

A

Spanish

197
Q

specchio

A

Mirror

198
Q

sport

A

Sport

199
Q

stasera

A

Tonight, this evening

200
Q

stazione

A

Station

201
Q

Studi

A

Study, she studies, he studies, survey

202
Q

studio

A

Work, I study, studied, I examined

203
Q

suo

A

His own, his, her, yours, hers,it’s

204
Q

suonare

A

Mean, beat, playing go, go, perform, play

205
Q

A

Yes

206
Q

taglio

A

Cut off, style, cut out, stop

207
Q

travolo

A

Worj

208
Q

Taxi

A

Taxi

209
Q

teatro

A

Theater

210
Q

ti piace

A

Do you like, you like

211
Q

tiramisù

A

Tiramisu

212
Q

tonno

A

Tuna

213
Q

torta

A

Cake, pie

214
Q

treno

A

Train

215
Q

trovare

A

To find

216
Q

tu

A

You, you’ll

217
Q

A

Teeth

218
Q

un

A

a, one, an

219
Q

un’

A

a, an, each, someone, one, you, somebody

220
Q

una

A

One, A, an

221
Q

uno

A

one, a, an

222
Q

uovo

A

egg

223
Q

uscire

A

Walks, appear, go, go out, exits, going

224
Q

vero

A

Right, real, isn’t, true, correct, isn’t it?

225
Q

vestiti

A

Dresses, dressed, clothing, clothes, suits

226
Q

vicina

A

Neighbor, near, close, next, nearby

227
Q

vicino

A

Neighbor, near, close, next, nearby

228
Q

viro

A

Turn

229
Q

viro

A

Turn

230
Q

visitare

A

To visit

231
Q

vivi

A

To live, living, do you live, alive

232
Q

vivo

A

Lively, alive, live, bright, sharp, living

233
Q

voci

A

You shout, you yell, voices, talk

234
Q

voglio

A

Want, I take, take, I want

235
Q

vorrei

A

I’d like

236
Q

vuoi

A

You want, want, do you want?

237
Q

zaino

A

Backpack

238
Q

zucchero

A

Sugar

239
Q

è

A

Is, it’s, she is, it is, he is, you are, is it, he’s

240
Q

a domani

A

See you tomorrow

241
Q

costano

A

They cost, do they cost

242
Q

economico (-a)

A

Financial, economic, cheap

243
Q

triste

A

Sad, darker

244
Q

tre

A

Three

245
Q

gonne (-a)

A

Skirts

246
Q

specie

A

Kind, kinds

247
Q

camicie

A

Blouses, shirts

248
Q

cara

A

Dear, costly, expensive

249
Q

due

A

Two

250
Q

le

A

her, you, to her, for her, she, that