🔁 Japanese Everyday Verbs Vocabulary Verbi quotidiani

10 essential Italian words for the Everyday Verbs scene, each with IPA, English meaning, CEFR level and native speaker audio, plus example sentences. Tap 🔊 to listen.

comprare /komˈpra.re/ A1
to buy
Devo comprare il pane per cena.I have to buy bread for dinner.
pagare /paˈga.re/ A1
to pay
Preferisco pagare con la carta.I prefer to pay by card.
cercare /t͡ʃerˈka.re/ A1
to look for; to try
Devo cercare le chiavi.I have to look for the keys.
trovare /troˈva.re/ A1
to find
Non riesco a trovare il mio telefono.I can't find my phone.
prendere /ˈprɛn.de.re/ A1
to take, to get
Vado a prendere i bambini a scuola.I'm going to pick up the kids from school.
mettere /ˈmet.te.re/ A1
to put, to place
Dove devo mettere questi libri?Where should I put these books?
uscire /uʃˈʃi.re/ A1
to go out, to leave
Stasera voglio uscire con gli amici.Tonight I want to go out with friends.
entrare /enˈtra.re/ A1
to enter, to go in
Puoi entrare, la porta è aperta.You can come in, the door is open.
tornare /torˈna.re/ A1
to return, to come back
A che ora pensi di tornare?What time do you plan to come back?
aiutare /a.juˈta.re/ A1
to help, to assist
Mi puoi aiutare con questi scatoloni?Can you help me with these boxes?

FAQ

How many Italian everyday verbs words are in this list?

10 words, including A1: 10. Every word has playable native audio and example sentences.

Are these words CEFR-graded?

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