New Words 2 Flashcards

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He comes out (leaves)

Eddie comes out of the bathroom

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Esce (uscir)

Eddie esce dal bagno

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Every day

Every morning

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Ogni giorno

Ogni mattina

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Quite / pretty

It’s pretty hot here

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Piuttosto

Fa piuttosto caldo qui

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To plan

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pianificare

(Pi-an-if-ic-are)

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To make fun of

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Prendere in giro

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Instead

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Invece

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Unthinkable

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Impensabile

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You are always late

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Sei sempre in ritardo

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let’s put ourselves to work

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mettiamoci al lavoro

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Welcome back

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Bentornato / a / i

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You’re right

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Hai ragione

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What a shame!

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Che peccato

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To hurry

We have to hurry

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Affrettare

Dobbiamo fare in fretta

Dobbiamo affrettarci

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We pay in cash

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Paghiamo in contanti

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I love you
(Said to friends)

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Ti voglio bene

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Age

He is my age

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Età

Lui ha la mia età

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Group

I see a group of women

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Gruppo

Vedo un gruppo di donne

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Crowd

I see a crowd in the piazza

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Folla

Vedo una folla in piazza

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Fiancé

Do you have a fiancé?

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Fidanzato/a (fi-dan-zato)

Hai un fidanzato?

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We give

What do we give to the adults and the children

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Diamo

Cosa diamo agli adulti e ai bambini

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The order / assignment
The orders / assignments

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L’incarico
Gli incarichi

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Human

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Umana / o

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The teenager

The Teenagers

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L’adolescente

Gli Adolescenti (sh sound)

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The Guests

I often have guests at home

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i ospiti

Spesso ho ospiti in casa

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Marriage How is your marriage
Il matrimonio Come va il vostro matrimonio
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Guest I am not a guest
Ospite non sono un ospite
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To interrupt
interrompere
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The wait
L’attesa
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The people We are with the people
Il popolo Noi siamo con il popolo
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Character / personality / nature It is not in my nature
Carattere (Ca-rat-tere) Non e nel mio carattere
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Population The population of a city
Popolazione La popolazione di una città
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Citizen Now he is just a normal citizen
Cittadino (chi-ta-dino) Adesso è solo un cittadino normale
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Generation My generation does not like it
Generazione Alla mia generazione non piace
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The Individual He is an individual
L’individuo (individuo) Lue è un individuo
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Report I write a report
Rapporto Scrivo un rapporto
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Relationship It is like the relationship between a son and his father
Rapporto È come il rapporto tra un figlio e suo padre
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The Newlyweds How many gifts do the newlyweds receive?
Gli Sposi Quanti regali ricevono gli sposi
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Director (of a film) I like some Italian directors
Regista Mi piace qualche regista italiano
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I did not like them (plural) I did not like it (singular)
Non mi sono piaciuti (pi-a-chuti) Non mi sono piaciuto
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To reserve / book I would like to reserve tow tickets
Prenotare Vorrei prenotare due biglietti
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I was born on 4 January 1969
Sono nata il quattro gennaio mile-nove-cento-sessantanove
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To lend
Prestare
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To send
Spedire - (to ship) Mandare - (to send) Inviare - (to submit)
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What do you say about it?
Cosa ne dici?
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Help yourself
Serviti pure
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Where there’s a will there’s a way (Lit: to want and to be able to)
Volere e potere
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How was your trip?
Com’é stato il tuo viaggio
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I don’t know weather (if) to laugh or (to) cry
Non so se ridere o piangere (Ri-dere) (Pi-an-gere)
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The joy
La gioia
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Here I am Here we are
Eccomi 🙋🏻 Eccoci
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Can I see it?
Lo posso vedere? Posso venderlo?
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I have to write to them soon
Devo scrivere loro presto
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I am bored
Sono annoiato (A-noi-ato / annoy-ato)
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To walk
Camminare Passeggiare
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It’s a deal! / done deal!
Affare fatto (Affare : to deal)
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How funny / So funny
Che ridere
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As always
Come sempre
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See you soon (Lit: we see ourselves between little)
Ci vediamo fra poco
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I have it already (Lit: there it I have already)
Ce l’ho già
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You can’t do it (Lit: (non) to us | it | you do)
Non ce la fai
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I am going! (Idiomatic phrase)
Io me ne vado!
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How does he/she feel (Reflexive)
Come si sente
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She speaks to herself
Lei parla con se stessa
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She’s goes away (idiomatic)
Se ne va
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To dress oneself To dress
Vestirsi Vestire
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The wedding
Le nozze (Conjugated as plural noun)
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To shine
Splendere
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To overcome To overtake
Superare
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Would you like to …? Are you up for….? (Lit: to you, you go, of …[inf verb])
Ti va di (infinitive verb)? Ti va di nuotare?
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New year
Capodanno 🪅
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New year, new life
Anno nuovo, vita nuova
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I have decided To decide
Ho deciso (De-ci-so) Decidere (De-cid-ere)
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You have asked
Hai chiesto (ki-es-to) (Chiedere) (Ki-ed-ere)
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Funny
Spiritoso
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Where shall we meet? (Lit: where do we find each other)
Dove ci troviamo?
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Where are going dressed like that? You are nobody’s son.
Dove vai vestito così? Non sei il figlio di nessuno
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Look how he’s going around Doesn’t he have (some) parents
Guarda come va in giro ma Non ha dei genitori questo
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Therefore
Quindi
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Beard What do you think of his beard?
Barba 🧔🏻‍♂️ Come pensi della sua barba?
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To wash To wash oneself
Lavare Lavarsi
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Which exercises do you do?
Quali esercizi fisici fai? (Eser-chi-zzi)
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Gym Which gym do you recommend?
Palestra Quale palestra mi consigli?
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When quale (s) / quali (pl) comes before é it becomes qual Eg: What is your favourite meal?
Qual e il tuo piatto preferito
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Let me know (you plural)
Fatemi sapere
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Don’t be a pain in the ass (Lit: non to break the testicles)
non rompere i coglioni
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To trust someone
Fidarsi di qualcuno
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I trust you
Mi fido di te (Fidarsi, fidare)
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Which
Cui (coo-i)
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The usual hot air (politics) [Lit: the usual air fried]
La solita aria fritta
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To hire (for a job) We hired someone
Assumere Abbiamo assunto qualcuno
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To carry out / perform The work one carries out every day.
Svolgere (Svol-gere) Il lavoro che si svolge tutti i giorni
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To manage / to run The person must manage the deliveries He manages the hotel
Gestire (isc verb) La persona deve gestire i consegni Lui gestisce l’albergo
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To convince You’ve convinced me
Convincere (Con-vin-cere) Mi hai convinto
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Slow (adj) Slowly (adv) Please can you speak more slowly
Lenta / o (adj) / piano Lentamente (adv) OR adagio (adv) Pùo (puoi) parlare più lentamente per favore
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Time flies
Il tempo vola
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(Caught) Red handed / in the act [flagrant]
(Colto) in flagrante (Colto) con le mani nel sacco
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Sufficient Sixty seven is sufficient
Sufficiente Sessanta sette sono sufficienti
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I adore it / I love it
Io adoro Lo adoro
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Destroyed
Distrutta
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Verbs which take essere in passato prossimo
Andare - avuto, venire - vinuto partire - partito, arrivate - arrivato Entrare - entrato, uscire - uscito Tornare - tornato, diventare - diventato Invecchiare - invecchiato Nascere - nato, morire - morto
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Indirect object pronouns to be used with piacere, dare, mandare, telefonare For when verbs is aimed “at or to” something The pronoun effectively contains the preposition ‘a’
mi - to me. ti - to you. *gli - to him le - to her. Le - to you (formal)* ci - to us. vi - to you (pl) *loro - to them (or gli)* Without pronoun “a” must be used before the noun.
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Direct object pronouns Used with transitive verbs such as: Amare, comprare, leggere, mangiare, vedere, sentire.
Mi - me. Ti - you. *Lo - him/it. La - her/it. La - you(formal)* Ci - us. Vi - you (plural) *Li - them. Le - them.*
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Reflexive pronouns. Used only when the verb is conjugated to reflect back to the subject. Lavarsi, divertirsi,
Mi - myself. Ti - yourself. *Si - himself/herself* Vi - yourselves. Ci - yourselves *Si - themselves*
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Informal imperative in singular informal form:
Are verbs: Guadare > guarda Ire and ere verbs: Sentire > senti , leggere > leggi
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The informal imperative in plural
Second person plural conjugation of present tense Comprare > comprate Prendere > prendete Aprire > aprite
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Irregular imperfect passato tense
Essere, fare, dire, bere
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To negate the imperative of the second person singular, use non plus the infinitive: Don’t read the newspaper! Don’t sleep too much!
Non leggere il giornale! Non dormire troppo!
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Irregular imperatives (Singular only)
Andare - Vai! Dire - Di! Dare - Dai! Fare - Fai!
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Horror films scare me
I film dell’orrore mi fanno paura
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To play pranks To play a prank
Fare scherzi (sk-er-tsi) Fare uno scherzo (sk-er-zo)
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News The news
Notizia Le notizie
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Nightmare Your worst nightmare
Incubo Il tuo incubo peggiore
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The Earthquake
Il Terremoto Un forte terremoto
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I’m happy about that
Mi fa piacere
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Many / several / quite a lot of (adj) We know many things
Parecchio / parecchia parecchi / parecchie Sappiamo parecchie cose.
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Any / whichever / whatever (adj) Any lemon goes well in the cake I want whichever vegetable
Qualunque or qualsiasi Qualunque limone va bene nella torta Voglio qualsiasi verdura
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Science fiction The science fiction film
Fantascienza Il film di fantascienza
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Compelling / exciting (adj) A compelling film I still like it because it’s very exciting
Avvincente Un film avvincente Mi piace ancora perché è molto avvincente
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The thriller
Il poliziesco (Po-li-zi-esco)
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Disturbing / unsettling (adj) The end is quite disturbing
Inquietante La fine è piuttosto inquietante 👻
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Worldwide
Mondiale
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Let’s speak informally (Idiomatic) [lit: give me some ‘tu’] [lit: we give there some ‘tu’] [lit: don’t give me some ‘lei’]
Dammi del tu Diamo ci del tu Non dammi del lei
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The police
Le forze La polizia
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I miss you [lit: to me|you are missing]
Mi manchi (Mancare)
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Mark misses Italy
A Mark manca l’italia (Mancare)
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The ruin Above the ruin I am a queen
La rovina Sopra la rovina sono una regina
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Broken heart
Cuore infranto (Coo-ore)
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Fright / fear / (a) scare (noun) What a fright
Spavento Che spavento
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He has tried / attempted To try / attempt
ha tentato (Tentare)
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No way / in your dreams [lit: not even for (a) dream]
Neanche per sogno
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It’s up to us [lit: it touches at us]
Tocca a noi (Toccare: to touch)
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Taxi driver
Tassista
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Hide and seek We always used to play hide and seek
Nascondino Giocavamo sempre a nascondino
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A kite When we were little, we used to have a kite
Un aquilone Da piccoli, avevamo un aquilone
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To gather / collect / pick I didn’t like picking blackberries
Raccogliere Non mi piaceva raccogliere le more
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To prevent I have not been able to do anything to prevent it
Impedire Non ho potuto fare nulla per impedirlo
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An extra place at the table
Un posto in più a tavola