🔀 Japanese Verbs: Everyday 2 Vocabulary Verbi: quotidiani 2

10 essential Italian words for the Verbs: Everyday 2 scene, each with IPA, English meaning, CEFR level and native speaker audio, plus example sentences. Tap 🔊 to listen.

cominciare /ko.minˈt͡ʃa.re/ A1
to begin, to start
Il film sta per cominciare.The film is about to begin.
finire /fiˈni.re/ A1
to finish, to end
Devo finire i compiti prima di cena.I have to finish my homework before dinner.
aspettare /as.petˈta.re/ A1
to wait (for)
Ti prego di aspettare qui un momento.Please wait here for a moment.
arrivare /ar.riˈva.re/ A1
to arrive
Il treno deve arrivare alle otto.The train is supposed to arrive at eight.
partire /parˈti.re/ A1
to leave, to depart
Domani devo partire per Milano.Tomorrow I have to leave for Milan.
restare /resˈta.re/ A1
to stay, to remain
Preferisco restare a casa stasera.I prefer to stay at home tonight.
diventare /di.venˈta.re/ A1
to become
Mia sorella vuole diventare medico.My sister wants to become a doctor.
ripetere /riˈpɛ.te.re/ A1
to repeat
Puoi ripetere la domanda, per favore?Can you repeat the question, please?
spiegare /spjeˈga.re/ A1
to explain
Il professore deve spiegare la regola.The professor has to explain the rule.
imparare /im.paˈra.re/ A1
to learn
Voglio imparare l'italiano quest'anno.I want to learn Italian this year.

FAQ

How many Italian verbs: everyday 2 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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