LANGUAGE LIGHTHOUSE

Lezione 39 - VERBI REGOLARI IN “ARE” (presente indicativo)

Lezione	trentanove	VERBI	REGOLARI	IN “ARE”	presente indicativo
lesson	thirty-nine	verbs	regular	with "are"	present indicative

Lesson 39 - TYPICAL REGULAR VERB WITH “ARE” ENDING (present tense)

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parlare

parlare

to speak / to talk

to speak / to talk

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Io parlo italiano.

Io	parlo	italiano
I	(I) speak	Italian

I speak Italian.

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Tu parli con mio fratello.

Tu	parli	con mio fratello
you (familiar)	speak	with my brother

You are speaking with my brother.

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Lei parla francese molto bene.

Lei	parla	francese	molto	bene
you (polite)	speak	French	very	well

You speak French very well.

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Lui parla americano, non inglese.

Lui	parla	americano	non	inglese
he	speaks	American	not	English

He speaks American, not English.

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straniero

straniero

foreign

foreign

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Lei parla con un accento straniero.

Lei	parla	con	un accento	straniero
she	speaks	with	an accent	foreign

She speaks with a foreign accent.

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Noi parliamo con loro.

Noi	parliamo	con loro
we	speak	with them

We are speaking with them. / We speak with them.

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Voi parlate troppo.

Voi	parlate	troppo
you (plural)	speak	too much

You speak too much. / You talk too much.

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Ragazzi, voi parlate troppo.

Ragazzi	voi	parlate	troppo
boys	you	talk	too much

Boys, you talk too much.

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Loro parlano spagnolo.

Loro	parlano	spagnolo
they	speak	Spanish

They are speaking Spanish. / They speak Spanish.

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Loro parlano al telefono.

Loro	parlano	al telefono
they	speak / talk	on the telephone

They are talking on the telephone.

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Giovanni parla con il cameriere.

Giovanni	parla	con il cameriere
John	speaks	with the waiter

John is talking with the waiter. / John talks with the waiter.

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I bambini parlano con la loro mamma.

I	bambini	parlano	con	la	loro	mamma
the	babies / children	speak	with	the	their	mother

The childen are talking to their mother.

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Voi parlate troppo rapidamente per me.

Voi	parlate	troppo	rapidamente	per me
you (plural)	speak	too	rapidly	for me

You speak too quickly for me.

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Per favore, parli lentamente.

Per favore	parli	lentamente
please	(polite) speak	slowly

Please speak slowly.