3.1.2: Attività quotidiane e passatempi

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    Activities and pastimes

    These verbs describe everyday activities and free time. They are useful both for talking about your own routine and for asking others about theirs.

    Verbi comuni per le attività quotidiane e il tempo libero

    Common verbs for daily activities and free time

    • abitare (to live, to reside)
    • aprire (to open)
    • arrivare (to arrive)
    • ascoltare (to listen to)
    • ballare (to dance)
    • cantare (to sing)
    • capire (to understand)
    • cenare (to eat dinner)
    • cercare (to search, to look for)
    • chiedere (to ask)
    • chiudere (to close)
    • cominciare (to begin, to start)
    • conoscere (to know, to be familiar with)
    • correre (to run)
    • cucinare (to cook)
    • dormire (to sleep)
    • finire (to finish)
    • frequentare (to attend)
    • giocare (to play [a game, a sport])
    • guardare (to watch)
    • incontrare (to meet, to encounter)
    • iniziare (to begin)
    • lavare (to wash)
    • lavorare (to work)
    • leggere (to read)
    • mangiare (to eat)
    • pagare (to pay)
    • parlare (to speak)
    • partire (to leave, to depart)
    • passare (to pass, to spend [time])
    • pranzare (to eat lunch)
    • praticare (to practice)
    • preferire (to prefer)
    • prendere (to take)
    • preparare (to prepare)
    • profumare (to smell good, to perfume)
    • pulire (to clean)
    • rispondere (to respond)
    • scrivere (to write)
    • sentire (to hear)
    • servire (to serve)
    • sorridere (to smile)
    • spedire (to send)
    • studiare (to study)
    • suonare (to play [a musical instrument])
    • tornare (to return)
    • vedere (to see)
    • viaggiare (to travel)

    Interrogativi

    Interrogatives

    These are the most common Italian question words. Notice that some have more than one form.

    • chi (who)?
    • che cosa / cosa / che (what) ?
    • dove (where)?
    • quando (when)?
    • perché (why)?
    • come (how)?
    • quanto / quanta (how much)?
    • quanti / quante (how many)?
    • quale / quali (which)?

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