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10,000 most common Italian words

Ranked by how often each word turns up in everyday Italian, with its meaning in English.

Italian drops subject pronouns most of the time and lets the verb ending carry them, so the verbs near the top of this list are doing double duty. Articles combine with prepositions too — del, nel, alla — and those combined forms are counted separately.

The most common words in Italian, most frequent first, with IPA pronunciations and English meanings.

#	Word	In English
1	e /ˈe/	and Example
2	non /non/	not Example
3	che /ˈke/	that, which Example
4	di /di/	of Example
5	la /la/	the Example
6	il /il/	the Example
7	un /un/	a, an Example
8	a /a/	to, at Example
9	per /per/	for Example
10	è /ˈɛ/	Used as a copula. to be Example
11	in /in/	to Example
12	una /ˈu.na/	one Example
13	mi /mi/	Used as ethical dative Example
14	sono /ˈso.no/	Used as a copula. to be Example
15	ho /ˈɔ/	first-person singular present indicative of avere and havere Example
16	l' /l/	apocopic form of il/lo, la: the Example
17	si /si/	oneself, himself, herself, itself, themselves Example
18	ha /ˈa/	ah! Example
19	ma /ma/	but, however Example
20	lo /lo/	the form of il that is used before the so-called impure… Example
21	cosa /ˈkɔ.za/	what? Example
22	con /kon/	with, together Example
23	no /ˈnɔ/	not Example
24	le /le/	the Example
25	ti /ˈti/	you; thou Example
26	se /se/	if Example
27	da /da/	from Example
28	i /ˈi/	the Example
29	come /ˈko.me/	how Example
30	io /ˈi.o/	I Example
31	ci /ˈt͡ʃi/	us Example
32	hai /ˈaj/	second-person singular present indicative of avere and… Example
33	questo /ˈkwes.to/	this, these Example
34	bene /ˈbe.ne/	well, nicely, OK, right Example
35	qui /ˈkwi/	here Example
36	sei /ˈsɛj/	six Example
37	del /ˈdel/	contraction of di + il; some, of the, from the Example
38	tu /ˈtu/	you; thou Example
39	solo /ˈso.lo/	only, just, but, alone, merely Example
40	mio /ˈmi.o/	my; of mine Example
41	al /al/	contraction of a + il, literally “to the, at the” Example
42	me /ˈme/	Honorific alternative letter-case form of me, sometimes… Example
43	tutto /ˈtut.to/	all Example
44	c'	apocopic form of ci Example
45	te /te/	you, thee Example
46	era /ˈɛ.ra/	Used as a copula. to be Example
47	della /ˈdella/	contraction of di la; of the, from the Example
48	mia /ˈmia/	mine Example
49	fatto /ˈfat.to/	to do Example
50	fare /ˈfa.re/	to do Example
51	essere /ˈɛs.se.re/	Used as a copula. to be Example
52	so /ˈsɔ/	to know Example
53	quando /ˈkwan.do/	when Example
54	sì /ˈsi/	yes Example
55	ora /ˈo.ra/	now Example
56	lei /ˈlɛj/	she Example
57	gli /ʎi/	him, to him; it; to it Example
58	ne /ne/	from there Example
59	oh /ˈo/	oh Example
60	questa /ˈkwes.ta/	this, these Example
61	detto /ˈdet.to/	to utter with one's voice Example
62	ok /oˈkɛ.i/	OK Example
63	va /ˈva/	to go Example
64	perche /ˈpɛr.ke/	perch, Perca fluviatilis Example
65	quello /ˈkwel.lo/	that, those Example
66	mai /ˈma.i/	never Example
67	alla /ˈal.la/	contraction of a + la; to the, at the Example
68	o /ˈɔ/	or Example
69	anche /ˈan.ke/	also, too, as well, besides Example
70	stato /ˈsta.to/	Used as a copula. to be Example
71	abbiamo /abˈbja.mo/	to have Example
72	tutti /ˈtut.ti/	all; everybody, everyone Example
73	dei /ˈdej/	contraction of di + i; of the, from the Example
74	grazie /ˈɡrat.t͡sje/	grace Example
75	chi /ki/	who, whom; whoever Example
76	sta /ˈsta/	to stay, remain Example
77	molto /ˈmol.to/	much, very much, a lot Example
78	più /ˈpju/	anymore, any longer Example
79	voglio /ˈvɔʎ.ʎo/	to want Example
80	perché /perˈke/	because, why Example
81	tuo /ˈtu.o/	your Example
82	beh /ˈbɛ/	well Example
83	sia /ˈsi.a/	both ... and Example
84	nel /nel/	contraction of in il; in the Example
85	lui /ˈluj/	he Example
86	allora /alˈlo.ra/	then Example
87	posso /ˈpɔs.so/	can, could; to be able to Example
88	ehi /ˈej/	hey! Example
89	prima /ˈpri.ma/	before Example
90	tua /ˈtu.a/	your Example
91	suo /ˈsu.o/	his, her, its Example
92	niente /ˈnjɛn.te/	nothing Example
93	qualcosa /kwalˈkɔ.za/	something Example
94	sai /ˈsaj/	to know Example
95	siamo /ˈsja.mo/	Used as a copula. to be Example
96	un' /un/	apocopic form of una Example
97	cosi /ˈkɔzɪ/	thingie, thingo, thingamabob Example
98	davvero /davˈve.ro/	really, in fact Example
99	ancora /anˈko.ra/	still Example
100	hanno /ˈan.no/	third-person plural present indicative of avere and havere Example
101	stai /ˈstaj/	to stay, remain Example
102	fa /ˈfa/	ago Example
103	sua /ˈsu.a/	his, hers, its Example
104	così /koˈzi/	so Example
105	casa /ˈka.sa/	house Example
106	uno /ˈu.no/	one Example
107	dove /ˈdo.ve/	where Example
108	su /ˈsu/	up, upstairs Example
109	vero /ˈve.ro/	true Example
110	vuoi /ˈvwɔ.i/	to want Example
111	noi /ˈnoj/	we; us Example
112	due /ˈdu.e/	two Example
113	quindi /ˈkwin.di/	therefore, hence, thus Example
114	dire /ˈdi.re/	to utter with one's voice Example
115	d' /d‿/	apocopic form of di: of Example
116	delle /ˈdelle/	contraction of di le; of the, from the Example
117	quella /ˈkwel.la/	that, those Example
118	sempre /ˈsɛm.pre/	always Example
119	altro /ˈal.tro/	other, another, more, further, else Example
120	sto /ˈstɔ/	to stay, remain Example
121	andare /anˈda.re/	to go Example
122	ad /a.d‿/	alternative form of a for euphony, especially before /a/;… Example
123	loro /ˈlo.ro/	they, them Example
124	devo /ˈdɛ.vo/	to owe Example
125	quel /ˈkwel/	apocopic form of quello, used before a consonant Example
126	forse /ˈfor.se/	maybe, perhaps, possibly, may, might Example
127	li /li/	them Example
128	proprio /ˈprɔ.prjo/	really, quite, indeed Example
129	certo /ˈt͡ʃɛr.to/	certainly, of course, surely, definitely Example
130	tempo /ˈtɛm.po/	time Example
131	nella /ˈnella/	contraction of in la; in the Example
132	poi /ˈpɔj/	then Example
133	vi /ˈvi/	second-person personal plural object pronoun: you, to you Example
134	credo /ˈkre.do/	to believe Example
135	vita /ˈvi.ta/	life Example
136	cose /ˈkɔ.ze/	thing, matter Example
137	sul /ˈsul/	contraction of su + il: on the Example
138	quanto /ˈkwan.to/	how much, how many, however much, however many Example
139	puoi /ˈpwɔ.i/	can, could; to be able to Example
140	fuori /ˈfwɔ.ri/	outside Example
141	anni /ˈan.ni/	year Example
142	cui /ku.i/	whose Example
143	andiamo /anˈdja.mo/	to go Example
144	dell' /ˈdɛl/	contraction of di l'; of the, from the Example
145	parte /ˈpar.te/	to depart; to leave; to set forth Example
146	visto /ˈvis.to/	to see Example
147	qualcuno /kwalˈku.no/	someone, somebody Example
148	all' /ˈal/	contraction of a l'; to the, at the Example
149	lavoro /laˈvo.ro/	to work; to labor Example
150	voi /ˈvo.i/	you Example
151	ciao /ˈt͡ʃa.o/	hello! Example
152	dio /ˈdi.o/	god, deity Example
153	volta /ˈvɔl.ta/	face Example
154	dopo /ˈdo.po/	after, later Example
155	adesso /aˈdɛs.so/	now Example
156	stata /ˈsta.ta/	state Example
157	uomo /ˈwɔ.mo/	person, man Example
158	padre /ˈpa.dre/	father Example
159	devi /ˈdɛ.vi/	to owe Example
160	bisogno /biˈzoɲ.ɲo/	need Example
161	amico /aˈmi.ko/	friend, companion, partner Example
162	ed /ˈed/	alternative form of e for euphony, especially before /e/ or… Example
163	posto /ˈpos.to/	place, spot Example
164	nessuno /nesˈsu.no/	no, any Example
165	via /ˈvi.a/	away Example
166	cos' /ˈkɔs/	apocopic form of cosa Example
167	fai /ˈfa.i/	to do Example
168	signore /siɲˈɲo.re/	lady Example
169	meglio /ˈmɛʎ.ʎo/	better Example
170	cazzo /ˈkat.t͡so/	dick, cock, prick Example
171	dai /ˈdaːi/	contraction of da + i: from the Example
172	dal /ˈdal/	contraction of da + il; from the Example
173	vuole /ˈvwɔ.le/	to want Example
174	sembra /ˈsem.bra/	to seem, to look, to appear Example
175	giorno /ˈd͡ʒor.no/	day Example
176	ogni /ˈoɲ.ɲi/	each, every Example
177	modo /ˈmɔ.do/	manner, way Example
178	senza /ˈsɛn.t͡sa/	without Example
179	vedere /veˈde.re/	to see Example
180	dobbiamo /dobˈbja.mo/	to owe Example
181	signor /siɲˈɲor/	Mr; Form of signore when used before a person's name Example
182	qualche /ˈkwal.ke/	few Example
183	dispiace /disˈpja.t͡ʃe/	to upset, displease Example
184	penso /ˈpɛn.so/	to think Example
185	ecco /ˈɛk.ko/	used as an affirmative response to a call or command; here… Example
186	parlare /parˈla.re/	to talk, to speak Example
187	tra /tra/	between Example
188	mamma /ˈmam.ma/	mom/mum Example
189	già /ˈd͡ʒa/	already, yet Example
190	sarebbe /saˈrɛb.be/	Used as a copula. to be Example
191	dalla /ˈdal.la/	contraction of da + la, literally “from the” Example
192	troppo /ˈtrɔp.po/	too much, too many Example
193	fosse /ˈfos.se/	Used as a copula. to be Example
194	possiamo /posˈsja.mo/	first-person plural present indicative/present subjunctive… Example
195	ce /t͡ʃe/	reinforcing particle, "do" Example
196	nuovo /ˈnwɔ.vo/	new Example
197	male /ˈma.le/	badly, wrongly Example
198	madre /ˈma.dre/	mother Example
199	avete /aˈve.te/	to have Example
200	tanto /ˈtan.to/	so much; so many Example
201	favore /faˈvo.re/	favour/favor Example
202	successo /sutˈt͡ʃɛs.so/	to take the place, to succeed Example
203	vai /ˈvaj/	to go Example
204	sulla /ˈsulla/	contraction of su la; on the Example
205	giusto /ˈd͡ʒus.to/	just, exactly Example
206	sa /ˈsa/	to know Example
207	miei /ˈmjɛ.i/	my; of mine Example
208	aspetta /asˈpɛt.ta/	to wait for, await, wait Example
209	avere /aˈve.re/	to have Example
210	altra /ˈal.tra/	other, another, more, further, else Example
211	farlo /ˈfar.lo/	compound of the infinitive fare with lo Example
212	alle /ˈal.le/	contraction of a le; to the, at the Example
213	facendo /faˈt͡ʃɛn.do/	to do Example
214	abbia /ˈab.bja/	to have Example
215	momento /moˈmen.to/	moment Example
216	ero /ˈɛ.ro/	Used as a copula. to be Example
217	aveva /aˈve.va/	to have Example
218	ragazzi /raˈɡat.t͡si/	boy, young man Example
219	deve /ˈdɛ.ve/	to owe Example
220	persone /perˈso.ne/	person, pl people, persons Example
221	nostro /ˈnɔs.tro/	our Example
222	tipo /ˈti.po/	indicating approximation or uncertainty; like, kinda Example
223	prego /ˈprɛ.ɡo/	prayer Example
224	grande /ˈɡran.de/	really Example
225	può /ˈpwɔ/	can, could; to be able to Example
226	senti /ˈsɛn.ti/	to feel Example
227	appena /apˈpe.na/	barely, hardly Example
228	potrebbe /poˈtrɛb.be/	can, could; to be able to Example
229	soldi /ˈsɔl.di/	money Example
230	dice /ˈdi.t͡ʃe/	to utter with one's voice Example
231	sapere /saˈpe.re/	to know Example
232	tre /ˈtrɛ/	three Example
233	oggi /ˈɔd.d͡ʒi/	today Example
234	questi /ˈkwes.ti/	the aforementioned person Example
235	piace /ˈpja.t͡ʃe/	to be pleasing to Example
236	idea /iˈdɛ.a/	to invent, conceive, think up, ideate Example
237	siete /ˈsje.te/	Used as a copula. to be Example
238	ai /ˈaj/	contraction of a i; to the, at the Example
239	avevo /aˈve.vo/	to have Example
240	figlio /ˈfiʎ.ʎo/	son Example
241	accordo /akˈkɔr.do/	accord, agreement, bond Example
242	gente /ˈd͡ʒɛn.te/	noble Example
243	sicuro /siˈku.ro/	surely; for sure; certainly; definitely; of course Example
244	vieni /ˈvjɛnɪ/	to come Example
245	degli /ˈdeʎ.ʎi/	contraction of di gli; of the, from the Example
246	guarda /ˈɡwar.da/	to look at, to watch, to glance or gaze at Example
247	dentro /ˈden.tro/	inside; indoors Example
248	trovato /troˈvato/	to find Example
249	queste /ˈkwes.te/	this, these Example
250	caso /ˈka.zo/	chance, fate Example
251	forza /ˈfɔr.t͡sa/	force Example
252	dov' /dov/	apocopic form of dove Example
253	tutte /ˈtut.te/	all Example
254	pensi /ˈpɛnsɪ/	to think Example
255	signora /siɲˈɲo.ra/	Lord, God Example
256	faccio /ˈfat.t͡ʃo/	to do Example
257	nome /ˈno.me/	name Example
258	avuto /aˈvu.to/	to have Example
259	problema /proˈblɛ.ma/	problem Example
260	altri /ˈal.tri/	someone else, another Example
261	aver /aˈver/	apocopic form of avere Example
262	mondo /ˈmon.do/	world Example
263	tutta /ˈtut.ta/	all Example
264	preso /ˈpre.zo/	to take, hold, pick up, get Example
265	nulla /ˈnul.la/	nothing, anything Example
266	nostra /ˈnɔs.tra/	ours Example
267	donna /ˈdɔn.na/	woman Example
268	stare /ˈsta.re/	to stay, remain Example
269	basta /ˈbas.ta/	enough! Example
270	insieme /inˈsjɛ.me/	together Example
271	faccia /ˈfat.t͡ʃa/	to do Example
272	ragazza /raˈɡat.t͡sa/	girl, young woman Example
273	subito /ˈsu.bi.to/	at once, immediately, as soon as possible, shortly Example
274	famiglia /faˈmiʎ.ʎa/	family Example
275	ragazzo /raˈɡat.t͡so/	boy, young man Example
276	volevo /voˈle.vo/	to want Example
277	okay /oˈkai/	okay! Example
278	sentito /senˈti.to/	to feel Example
279	ah /ˈa/	ah! Example
280	stesso /ˈstes.so/	same, equal Example
281	ragione /raˈd͡ʒo.ne/	reason, intellect Example
282	sarà /saˈra/	Used as a copula. to be Example
283	tuoi /ˈtwɔ.i/	your Example
284	capito /kaˈpi.to/	to understand Example
285	notte /ˈnɔt.te/	night Example
286	volte /ˈvɔl.te/	time, instance, occasion Example
287	testa /ˈtɛs.ta/	head Example
288	serve /ˈsɛrve/	servile Example
289	tesoro /teˈzɔ.ro/	valuable things, treasure Example
290	sotto /ˈsot.to/	under, beneath, underneath Example
291	suoi /ˈswɔ.i/	his, her, its Example
292	vado /ˈva.do/	to go Example
293	dato /ˈda.to/	to give Example
294	stiamo /ˈstja.mo/	to stay, remain Example
295	bella /ˈbɛl.la/	nice, fair, fine, pleasant; beautiful Example
296	scusa /ˈsku.za/	apology, excuse Example
297	erano /ˈɛ.ra.no/	Used as a copula. to be Example
298	pensavo /penˈsa.vo/	to think Example
299	avrei /aˈvrɛi/	to have Example
300	prendere /ˈprɛn.de.re/	to take, hold, pick up, get Example
301	buona /bʊˈɔna/	righteous, moral Example
302	porta /ˈpɔr.ta/	port, harbour/harbor Example
303	bello /ˈbɛl.lo/	nice, fair, fine, pleasant; beautiful Example
304	moglie /ˈmoʎ.ʎe/	wife Example
305	vorrei /vorˈrɛj/	to want Example
306	storia /ˈstɔ.rja/	history Example
307	succede /sutˈt͡ʃɛ.de/	to take the place, to succeed Example
308	morto /ˈmɔr.to/	dead Example
309	cercando /t͡ʃerˈkan.do/	to look for Example
310	dici /ˈdi.t͡ʃi/	to utter with one's voice Example
311	persona /perˈso.na/	person, pl people, persons Example
312	pronto /ˈpron.to/	ready, prepared Example
313	meno /ˈme.no/	less Example
314	dovuto /doˈvu.to/	to owe Example
315	avanti /aˈvan.ti/	forward, ahead, onward Example
316	capisco /kaˈpis.ko/	to understand Example
317	secondo /seˈkon.do/	according to, as per, per Example
318	venire /veˈni.re/	to come Example
319	polizia /po.litˈt͡si.a/	police Example
320	lì /ˈli/	there, in that place Example
321	avrebbe /aˈvrɛb.be/	to have Example
322	stanno /ˈstan.no/	to stay, remain Example
323	mentre /ˈmen.tre/	while; as Example
324	letto /ˈlɛt.to/	to read Example
325	fino /ˈfi.no/	till, until, as far as Example
326	dico /ˈdi.ko/	to utter with one's voice Example
327	amici /aˈmi.t͡ʃi/	friendly, amicable Example
328	fine /ˈfi.ne/	thin, fine Example
329	aiuto /aˈju.to/	to help, assist Example
330	paura /paˈu.ra/	fear Example
331	fratello /fraˈtɛl.lo/	brother, sibling Example
332	stavo /ˈsta.vo/	to stay, remain Example
333	uomini /ˈwɔ.mi.ni/	person, man Example
334	nell' /ˈnɛl/	contraction of in l'; in the Example
335	domani /doˈma.ni/	tomorrow Example
336	facciamo /fatˈt͡ʃa.mo/	to do Example
337	abbastanza /ab.basˈtan.t͡sa/	enough, sufficiently Example
338	capo /ˈka.po/	boss, chief, leader Example
339	amore /aˈmo.re/	love Example
340	nei /nej/	contraction of in i; in the Example
341	ucciso /utˈt͡ʃi.zo/	to kill Example
342	state /ˈsta.te/	to stay, remain Example
343	piano /ˈpja.no/	slowly Example
344	macchina /ˈmak.ki.na/	machine Example
345	trovare /troˈva.re/	to find Example
346	comunque /koˈmun.kwe/	anyhow, in any case, regardless Example
347	vediamo /veˈdja.mo/	to see Example
348	giorni /ˈd͡ʒor.ni/	days Example
349	nemmeno /nemˈme.no/	not even Example
350	mano /ˈma.no/	hand Example
351	dall' /ˈdal/	contraction of da l'; from the Example
352	presto /ˈprɛs.to/	soon Example
353	stati /ˈsta.ti/	state Example
354	merda /ˈmɛr.da/	shit, crap Example
355	far /far/	apocopic form of fare Example
356	bambino /bamˈbi.no/	child, baby, toddler, tot Example
357	andato /anˈda.to/	to go Example
358	vedo /ˈve.do/	to see Example
359	tornare /torˈna.re/	to return, to come back Example
360	quelle /ˈkwel.le/	that, those Example
361	primo /ˈpri.mo/	first Example
362	vostro /ˈvɔs.tro/	your; plural and polite forms Example
363	neanche /neˈan.ke/	not … either Example
364	sera /ˈse.ra/	evening Example
365	giro /ˈd͡ʒi.ro/	to turn, stir, turn over Example
366	morte /ˈmɔr.te/	dead Example
367	e' /ˈɛ/	apocopic form of ei Example
368	qua /ˈkwa/	here Example
369	pensato /penˈsa.to/	to think Example
370	buon /ˈbwɔn/	apocopic form of buono Example
371	anno /ˈan.no/	year Example
372	mie /ˈmi.e/	mine Example
373	diavolo /ˈdja.vo.lo/	devil, demon, fiend, Satan Example
374	quasi /ˈkwa.zi/	almost, nearly Example
375	piacere /pjaˈt͡ʃe.re/	to be pleasing to Example
376	bel /bɛl/	preconsonantal masculine singular form of bello Example
377	dovrei /doˈvrɛi/	to owe Example
378	nessun /nesˈsun/	apocopic form of nessuno Example
379	contro /ˈkon.tro/	against Example
380	stessa /ˈstessa/	same, equal Example
381	felice /feˈli.t͡ʃe/	happy Example
382	colpa /ˈkol.pa/	fault Example
383	punto /ˈpun.to/	reinforces negation: at all Example
384	andata /anˈda.ta/	feminine singular of andato Example
385	dovrebbe /doˈvrɛbːe/	to owe Example
386	vedi /ˈve.di/	to see Example
387	quale /ˈkwa.le/	what? Example
388	chiesto /ˈkjɛs.to/	to ask Example
389	invece /inˈve.t͡ʃe/	instead, but, whereas, on the contrary Example
390	perchè /perˈkɛ/	misspelling of perché Example
391	migliore /miʎˈʎo.re/	better Example
392	nostri /ˈnɔs.tri/	ours Example
393	finito /fiˈni.to/	to finish Example
394	figlia /ˈfiʎ.ʎa/	daughter Example
395	dovresti /doˈvres.ti/	to owe Example
396	papa /ˈpa.pa/	pope Example
397	almeno /alˈme.no/	at least Example
398	sento /ˈsɛn.to/	to feel Example
399	quei /ˈkwe.i/	Old Italian form of quegli Example
400	col /ˈkɔl/	contraction of con il; with the Example
401	ore /ˈo.re/	hour Example
402	passato /pasˈsa.to/	to pass Example
403	magari /maˈɡa.ri/	even Example
404	minuti /miˈnu.ti/	tiny, minute, emaciated, thin Example
405	terra /ˈtɛr.ra/	ground Example
406	vostra /ˈvɔs.tra/	your; plural and polite forms Example
407	strada /ˈstra.da/	road, way, street Example
408	sola /ˈso.la/	alone, by oneself, unattended, unaccompanied, lonely, lone,… Example
409	credi /ˈkre.di/	to believe Example
410	importante /im.porˈtan.te/	important Example
411	sue /ˈsu.e/	plural of sua Example
412	salve /ˈsal.ve/	hello!; hi!; hail! Example
413	settimana /set.tiˈma.na/	week Example
414	perso /ˈpɛr.so/	to lose Example
415	uscire /uʃˈʃi.re/	to go out, leave, exit Example
416	parlato /parˈla.to/	to talk, to speak Example
417	papà /paˈpa/	dad, papa Example
418	stasera /staˈse.ra/	this evening, tonight Example
419	scusi /ˈsku.zi/	excuse me, pardon me Example
420	dollari /ˈdɔllarɪ/	dollar Example
421	occhi /ˈɔk.ki/	eye Example
422	mani /ˈma.ni/	hand Example
423	ultima /ˈul.ti.ma/	last Example
424	possibile /posˈsi.bi.le/	possible Example
425	scuola /ˈskwɔ.la/	school Example
426	significa /siˈɲifika/	to mean, to signify Example
427	sapevo /saˈpevo/	to know Example
428	nelle /ˈnel.le/	contraction of in le; in the Example
429	potrei /poˈtrɛi/	can, could; to be able to Example
430	stava /ˈstava/	to stay, remain Example
431	bambini /bamˈbi.ni/	child, baby, toddler, tot Example
432	eri /ˈɛ.ri/	Used as a copula. to be Example
433	importa /imˈpɔr.ta/	to be important, to matter Example
434	indietro /inˈdjɛ.tro/	back, behind, backwards Example
435	riesco /riˈɛs.ko/	to manage; to be able Example
436	sangue /ˈsan.ɡwe/	blood Example
437	chiama /ˈkja.ma/	to call Example
438	messo /ˈmes.so/	to put, to place, to lay, to set Example
439	piccolo /ˈpik.ko.lo/	small Example
440	traduzione /tra.du(t)ˈt͡sjo.ne/	translation Example
441	tardi /ˈtar.di/	late Example
442	cuore /ˈkwɔ.re/	muscular organ that pumps blood Example
443	marito /maˈri.to/	husband Example
444	viene /ˈvjɛ.ne/	to come Example
445	venuto /veˈnu.to/	to come Example
446	ieri /ˈjɛ.ri/	yesterday Example
447	spero /ˈspɛ.ro/	to hope Example
448	ricordi /riˈkɔrdɪ/	memory, recollection, remembrance Example
449	quelli /ˈkwel.li/	Old Italian form of quegli Example
450	dovremmo /doˈvremmo/	to owe Example
451	lasciato /laʃˈʃa.to/	to leave Example
452	ascolta /asˈkol.ta/	to listen to Example
453	difficile /difˈfi.t͡ʃi.le/	difficult, hard Example
454	quell' /ˈkwell/	apocopic form of quella Example
455	auto /ˈa.u.to/	clipping of automobile: car Example
456	chiamato /kjaˈmato/	to call Example
457	ciò /ˈt͡ʃɔ/	this Example
458	altre /ˈal.tre/	other, another, more, further, else Example
459	parlando /parˈlan.do/	to talk, to speak Example
460	pensare /penˈsa.re/	to think Example
461	fantastico /fanˈtas.ti.ko/	fantastic Example
462	fatta /ˈfat.ta/	done, made Example
463	numero /ˈnu.me.ro/	number Example
464	veramente /ve.raˈmen.te/	really, indeed, actually, truly Example
465	fanno /ˈfan.no/	to do Example
466	com' /ˈkom/	apocopic form of come Example
467	serio /ˈsɛ.rjo/	serious Example
468	possa /ˈpɔs.sa/	can, could; to be able to Example
469	fossi /ˈfɔs.si/	Used as a copula. to be Example
470	entrare /enˈtra.re/	to enter, to go in Example
471	anch' /ˈank‿/	apocopic form of anche Example
472	qualsiasi /kwalˈsi.a.si/	any Example
473	pensa /ˈpɛnsa/	to think Example
474	dicendo /diˈt͡ʃɛn.do/	to utter with one's voice Example
475	acqua /ˈak.kwa/	water Example
476	portato /porˈtato/	to bring, fetch, take, carry Example
477	stanza /ˈstan.t͡sa/	room Example
478	problemi /proˈblɛ.mi/	problem Example
479	forte /ˈfɔr.te/	fort, fortress Example
480	nessuna /nesˈsu.na/	no, any Example
481	lascia /ˈlaʃ.ʃa/	to leave Example
482	amo /ˈa.mo/	to love, to like Example
483	roba /ˈrɔ.ba/	things, stuff Example
484	agente /aˈd͡ʒɛn.te/	agent, representative Example
485	dietro /ˈdjɛ.tro/	behind, at the back Example
486	corpo /ˈkɔr.po/	body Example
487	pare /ˈpa.re/	crepe rubber Example
488	sentire /senˈti.re/	to feel Example
489	foto /ˈfɔ.to/	photo, snap Example
490	telefono /teˈlɛ.fo.no/	telephone, phone Example
491	voleva /voˈle.va/	to want Example
492	poco /ˈpɔ.ko/	little, not much Example
493	prendi /ˈprɛn.di/	to take, hold, pick up, get Example
494	piccola /ˈpik.ko.la/	small Example
495	vicino /viˈt͡ʃi.no/	near Example
496	quest' /kwest‿/	apocopic form of questo Example
497	sacco /ˈsak.ko/	sack, bag Example
498	stia /ˈsti.a/	to stay, remain Example
499	capire /kaˈpi.re/	to understand Example
500	potuto /poˈtu.to/	can, could; to be able to Example
501	cinque /ˈt͡ʃin.kwe/	five Example
502	strano /ˈstra.no/	strange, odd, dodgy Example
503	tue /ˈtue/	your Example
504	andando /anˈdan.do/	to go Example
505	donne /ˈdɔn.ne/	woman Example
506	sappiamo /sapˈpja.mo/	to know Example
507	bravo /ˈbra.vo/	good, well-behaved Example
508	ragazze /raˈɡat.t͡se/	girl, young woman Example
509	festa /ˈfɛs.ta/	feast Example
510	senso /ˈsɛn.so/	sense Example
511	genere /ˈd͡ʒɛ.ne.re/	kind Example
512	quattro /ˈkwat.tro/	four Example
513	dare /ˈda.re/	to give Example
514	attimo /ˈat.ti.mo/	moment, instant, second Example
515	sorella /soˈrɛl.la/	sister Example
516	pure /ˈpu.re/	too, also, as well Example
517	probabilmente /pro.ba.bilˈmen.te/	probably, likely, possibly, easily Example
518	film /ˈfilm/	film, movie Example
519	parla /ˈpar.la/	to talk, to speak Example
520	ufficio /ufˈfi.t͡ʃo/	office Example
521	verso /ˈvɛr.so/	in the direction of Example
522	mesi /ˈme.zi/	month Example
523	farti /ˈfar.ti/	compound of the infinitive fare with ti Example
524	unica /ˈu.ni.ka/	only person, only one Example
525	morire /moˈri.re/	death Example
526	signorina /siɲ.ɲoˈri.na/	young lady Example
527	vecchio /ˈvɛk.kjo/	old, outworn Example
528	domanda /doˈman.da/	question Example
529	ben /ˈbɛn/	apocopic form of bene Example
530	guerra /ˈɡwɛr.ra/	war, warfare Example
531	dottore /dotˈto.re/	doctor Example
532	conosco /koˈnos.ko/	to know, to meet, to experience Example
533	qual /ˈkwal/	apocopic form of quale Example
534	vivere /ˈvi.ve.re/	to live; to be alive Example
535	vista /ˈvis.ta/	visa Example
536	prova /ˈprɔ.va/	to try, to try out, to test Example
537	nuova /ˈnwɔ.va/	new Example
538	ricordo /riˈkɔr.do/	to remember, to recall, to recollect Example
539	divertente /di.verˈtɛn.te/	funny, amusing, entertaining, fun Example
540	avessi /aˈvessɪ/	to have Example
541	sicura /siˈku.ra/	safe; secure Example
542	paio /ˈpa.jo/	pair Example
543	conto /ˈkon.to/	to count Example
544	perdere /ˈpɛr.de.re/	to lose Example
545	dimmi /ˈdim.mi/	compound of di', the second-person singular imperative form… Example
546	farmi /ˈfar.mi/	compound of the infinitive fare with mi Example
547	figli /ˈfiʎ.ʎi/	son Example
548	mezzo /ˈmɛd.d͡zo/	half, middle Example
549	lavorare /la.voˈra.re/	to work; to labor Example
550	unico /ˈu.ni.ko/	only, sole, one, single Example
551	esattamente /e.zat.taˈmen.te/	exactly, precisely, just Example
552	squadra /ˈskwa.dra/	set square, triangle Example
553	esatto /eˈzat.to/	exact, correct, right Example
554	possono /ˈpɔs.so.no/	can, could; to be able to Example
555	fate /ˈfa.te/	to do Example
556	faro /ˈfa.ro/	lighthouse Example
557	sapete /saˈpe.te/	know Example
558	dottor /doˈtːɔr/	apocopic form of Dottore; used before a personal name Example
559	parola /paˈrɔ.la/	word Example
560	piedi /ˈpjɛ.di/	foot Example
561	sopra /ˈso.pra/	over Example
562	motivo /moˈti.vo/	reason, ground Example
563	avevi /aˈve.vi/	to have Example
564	cavolo /ˈka.vo.lo/	dick, cock, prick Example
565	capitano /ka.piˈta.no/	captain Example
566	finita /fiˈni.ta/	finished Example
567	volete /voˈle.te/	to want Example
568	siano /ˈsi.a.no/	Used as a copula. to be Example
569	potresti /poˈtrɛstɪ/	can, could; to be able to Example
570	gioco /ˈd͡ʒɔ.ko/	to play a game, for fun or as a pastime Example
571	perfetto /perˈfɛt.to/	perfect Example
572	be /ˈbe/	alternative form of bi Example
573	mente /ˈmen.te/	to lie Example
574	mangiare /manˈd͡ʒa.re/	to eat Example
575	resto /ˈrɛs.to/	to stay, to remain Example
576	credere /ˈkre.de.re/	to believe Example
577	fortuna /forˈtu.na/	luck Example
578	tratta /ˈtrat.ta/	seine fishing Example
579	chiamo /ˈkja.mo/	to call Example
580	morta /ˈmɔr.ta/	dead Example
581	là /ˈla/	there Example
582	entrambi /enˈtram.bi/	both Example
583	avresti /aˈvrestɪ/	to have Example
584	passare /pasˈsa.re/	to pass Example
585	cena /ˈt͡ʃe.na/	dinner Example
586	the /ˈte/	misspelling of tè Example
587	sarei /saˈrɛj/	Used as a copula. to be Example
588	controllo /konˈtrɔl.lo/	to check, verify, inspect, examine Example
589	affari /afˈfarɪ/	affair, matter Example
590	spiace /ˈspja.t͡ʃe/	alternative form of dispiacere Example
591	ultimo /ˈul.ti.mo/	last Example
592	facile /ˈfa.t͡ʃi.le/	easy Example
593	farò /faˈrɔ/	to do Example
594	buongiorno /ˌbwɔnˈd͡ʒor.no/	good day Example
595	davanti /daˈvan.ti/	at the front; in front Example
596	tizio /ˈtit.t͡sjo/	man, someone, guy, what's-his-name Example
597	dammi /ˈdammɪ/	compound of da', the second-person singular imperative form… Example
598	sicurezza /si.kuˈret.t͡sa/	safety, security Example
599	dalle /ˈdal.le/	contraction of da le; from the Example
600	quanti /ˈkwan.ti/	synonym of chi sg: those who Example
601	dica /ˈdi.ka/	to utter with one's voice Example
602	matrimonio /ma.triˈmɔ.njo/	marriage Example
603	vogliono /ˈvɔʎ.ʎo.no/	to want Example
604	molti /ˈmol.ti/	a lot of, much, great, many, a lot of, lots of Example
605	culo /ˈku.lo/	ass, bottom, buttocks, butt, anus Example
606	fuoco /ˈfwɔ.ko/	fire Example
607	cercare /t͡ʃerˈka.re/	to look for Example
608	pistola /pisˈtɔ.la/	pistol, handgun Example
609	potremmo /poˈtrɛmmo/	can, could; to be able to Example
610	re /ˈre/	king Example
611	mandato /manˈda.to/	to send, forward, dispatch, transmit Example
612	puttana /putˈta.na/	whore, slut, hooker, harlot, tart Example
613	negli /ˈneʎɪ/	contraction of in gli; in the Example
614	inizio /iˈnit.t͡sjo/	to begin, to set about Example
615	saranno /saˈran.no/	Used as a copula. to be Example
616	causa /ˈkaw.sa/	cause Example
617	voglia /ˈvɔʎ.ʎa/	to want Example
618	mettere /ˈmet.te.re/	to put, to place, to lay, to set Example
619	fammi /ˈfam.mi/	compound of fa', the second-person singular imperative form… Example
620	uccidere /utˈt͡ʃi.de.re/	to kill Example
621	vogliamo /voʎˈʎa.mo/	to want Example
622	faremo /faˈrɛmo/	to do Example
623	però /peˈrɔ/	yet, but, however, nevertheless Example
624	genitori /d͡ʒe.niˈto.ri/	parent Example
625	sesso /ˈsɛs.so/	sex Example
626	potete /poˈte.te/	can, could; to be able to Example
627	ricevuto /ri.t͡ʃeˈvu.to/	to receive, get, have, be given, take Example
628	vivo /ˈvi.vo/	to live; to be alive Example
629	presidente /pre.siˈdɛn.te/	president Example
630	città /t͡ʃitˈta/	town, city Example
631	citta /ˈt͡ʃit.ta/	a girl Example
632	succedendo /sʊtʃːeˈdɛndo/	to take the place, to succeed Example
633	ospedale /os.peˈda.le/	hospital Example
634	fu /ˈfu/	Used as a copula. to be Example
635	agli /ˈaʎ.ʎi/	contraction of a gli; to the, at the Example
636	scritto /ˈskrit.to/	to write Example
637	smettila /ˈzmeːtːila/	to stop or give up an activity; to leave off; to stop Example
638	vada /ˈva.da/	to go Example
639	attenzione /at.tenˈt͡sjo.ne/	attention Example
640	sulle /ˈsulle/	contraction of su le; on the Example
641	bere /ˈbe.re/	to drink Example
642	situazione /si.tu.atˈt͡sjo.ne/	situation, position, condition, circumstances Example
643	omicidio /o.miˈt͡ʃi.djo/	murder, homicide Example
644	revisione /re.viˈzjo.ne/	review Example
645	avesse /aˈves.se/	to have Example
646	ottimo /ˈɔt.ti.mo/	very good, very fine, excellent, perfect, splendid Example
647	cura /ˈku.ra/	care Example
648	durante /duˈran.te/	during Example
649	provato /proˈva.to/	to try, to try out, to test Example
650	parole /paˈrɔ.le/	word Example
651	lasciare /laʃˈʃa.re/	to leave Example
652	dicono /ˈdi.ko.no/	to utter with one's voice Example
653	prossima /ˈprɔs.si.ma/	very near, near, close Example
654	nostre /ˈnɔs.tre/	ours Example
655	arrivato /ar.riˈva.to/	to arrive, to come, to reach Example
656	paese /paˈe.ze/	country Example
657	sull' /sull‿/	contraction of su l'; on the Example
658	andate /anˈda.te/	outward journey, journey there Example
659	chiunque /kiˈun.kwe/	whoever Example
660	capisci /kaˈpiʃ.ʃi/	to understand Example
661	pace /ˈpa.t͡ʃe/	peace be with you; that's it; end of the story Example
662	immagino /imˈma.d͡ʒi.no/	to imagine, picture, fancy, conceive Example
663	musica /ˈmu.zi.ka/	music Example
664	tieni /ˈtjɛnɪ/	to hold Example
665	oddio /odˈdi.o/	oh God; oh my God; God! Example
666	libro /ˈli.bro/	book Example
667	eravamo /e.raˈva.mo/	Used as a copula. to be Example
668	amica /aˈmi.ka/	friend, companion, partner Example
669	diventare /di.venˈta.re/	to become, to go, to turn Example
670	sui /ˈsui/	contraction of su i; on the Example
671	sbagliato /zbaʎˈʎa.to/	wrong, mistaken, erroneous, incorrect Example
672	dirmi /ˈdir.mi/	compound of the infinitive dire with mi Example
673	farai /faˈraːɪ/	to do Example
674	entra /ˈen.tra/	to enter, to go in Example
675	venuta /veˈnuta/	coming Example
676	scelta /ˈʃel.ta/	chosen Example
677	voluto /voˈlu.to/	to want Example
678	portare /porˈta.re/	to bring, fetch, take, carry Example
679	assolutamente /as.so.lu.taˈmen.te/	absolutely, completely, totally, dead Example
680	molte /ˈmol.te/	a lot of, much, great, many, a lot of, lots of Example
681	chiedo /ˈkjɛ.do/	to ask Example
682	torna /ˈtorna/	to return, to come back Example
683	scoperto /skoˈpɛr.to/	to uncover Example
684	fatti /ˈfat.ti/	done, made Example
685	settimane /setːiˈmane/	week Example
686	dirlo /ˈdir.lo/	compound of the infinitive dire with lo Example
687	alcuni /alˈku.ni/	some, a few Example
688	prigione /priˈd͡ʒo.ne/	jail, prison Example
689	giornata /d͡ʒorˈna.ta/	day Example
690	piuttosto /pjutˈtɔs.to/	rather, somewhat, fairly Example
691	buono /ˈbwɔ.no/	righteous, moral Example
692	aspettare /as.petˈta.re/	to wait for, await, wait Example
693	parli /ˈpar.li/	to talk, to speak Example
694	arrivare /ar.riˈva.re/	to arrive, to come, to reach Example
695	lungo /ˈlun.ɡo/	along Example
696	vede /ˈve.de/	to see Example
697	avvocato /av.voˈka.to/	lawyer, counsel, solicitor, barrister Example
698	deciso /deˈt͡ʃi.zo/	to decide, to fix, to arrange, to determine Example
699	sarai /saˈraj/	Used as a copula. to be Example
700	messaggio /mesˈsad.d͡ʒo/	message Example
701	dormire /dorˈmi.re/	to sleep Example
702	dieci /ˈdjɛ.t͡ʃi/	ten Example
703	stupido /ˈstu.pi.do/	stupid, daft Example
704	usare /uˈza.re/	to use Example
705	dello /ˈdello/	contraction of di lo; of the, from the Example
706	cielo /ˈt͡ʃɛ.lo/	sky Example
707	guardare /ɡwarˈda.re/	to look at, to watch, to glance or gaze at Example
708	bagno /ˈbaɲ.ɲo/	bath Example
709	aria /ˈa.rja/	air Example
710	voce /ˈvo.t͡ʃe/	voice Example
711	tornato /torˈna.to/	to return, to come back Example
712	vuol /vwɔl/	apocopic form of vuole Example
713	giù /ˈd͡ʒu/	down, downstairs, below Example
714	conosci /koˈnoʃ.ʃi/	to know, to meet, to experience Example
715	benissimo /beˈnis.si.mo/	well, nicely, OK, right Example
716	prendo /ˈprɛn.do/	to take, hold, pick up, get Example
717	cane /ˈka.ne/	dog, male dog Example
718	restare /resˈta.re/	to stay, to remain Example
719	chiamare /kjaˈma.re/	to call Example
720	poter /poˈter/	power Example
721	campo /ˈkam.po/	field Example
722	luce /ˈlu.t͡ʃe/	light Example
723	qualunque /kwaˈlun.kwe/	whatever thing, whichever thing Example
724	giovane /ˈd͡ʒo.va.ne/	young Example
725	signori /siɲˈɲo.ri/	Lord, God Example
726	fra /fra/	between Example
727	provare /proˈva.re/	to try, to try out, to test Example
728	minuto /miˈnu.to/	tiny, minute, emaciated, thin Example
729	saperlo /saˈper.lo/	compound of the infinitive sapere with lo Example
730	lontano /lonˈta.no/	far Example
731	gruppo /ˈɡrup.po/	group, cluster, party, team, covey Example
732	continua /konˈti.nu.a/	continuous Example
733	arrivo /arˈri.vo/	to arrive, to come, to reach Example
734	gran /ˈɡran/	apocopic form of grande m or f by sense Example
735	cerca /ˈt͡ʃer.ka/	to look for Example
736	passo /ˈpas.so/	to pass Example
737	domande /doˈmande/	question Example
738	insomma /inˈsom.ma/	in short, in sum, in a word, in conclusion Example
739	bambina /bamˈbi.na/	child, baby, toddler, tot Example
740	pensando /penˈsan.do/	to think Example
741	capelli /kaˈpel.li/	a single hair Example
742	trova /ˈtrɔ.va/	to find Example
743	onore /oˈno.re/	honour/honor Example
744	aiutare /a.juˈta.re/	to help, assist Example
745	verità /ve.riˈta/	truth Example
746	prove /ˈprɔve/	trial, test, experiment Example
747	n'	apocopic form of ne Example
748	funziona /fʊntsiˈona/	to function, to work Example
749	alto /ˈal.to/	high, tall Example
750	giu /ˈdʒu/	alternative form of giu.: abbreviation of giugno Example
751	credevo /kreˈde.vo/	to believe Example
752	futuro /fuˈtu.ro/	future Example
753	preoccuparti /preokːʊˈpartɪ/	compound of the infinitive preoccupare with ti Example
754	idiota /iˈdjɔ.ta/	idiot, moron, maroon, clot Example
755	cibo /ˈt͡ʃi.bo/	food Example
756	fretta /ˈfret.ta/	hurry, haste, rush Example
757	cara /ˈka.ra/	dear, sweetheart Example
758	finalmente /fi.nalˈmen.te/	at last Example
759	morti /ˈmɔrtɪ/	death Example
760	odio /ˈɔ.djo/	hatred Example
761	solito /ˈsɔ.li.to/	usual, habitual, customary, same old Example
762	brava /ˈbra.va/	good, well-behaved Example
763	incidente /in.t͡ʃiˈdɛn.te/	incident Example
764	allo /ˈal.lo/	contraction of a + lo, literally “to the, at the” Example
765	dev' /ˈdɛv/	apocopic form of deve Example
766	intenzione /in.tenˈt͡sjo.ne/	intention, intent, purpose, mind, wish Example
767	speciale /speˈt͡ʃa.le/	special Example
768	cambiare /kamˈbja.re/	to exchange Example
769	vera /ˈve.ra/	true Example
770	camera /ˈka.me.ra/	room; chamber Example
771	oltre /ˈol.tre/	farther, further, past, by, on Example
772	semplice /ˈsem.pli.t͡ʃe/	simple Example
773	dirti /ˈdir.ti/	compound of the infinitive dire with ti Example
774	riguardo /riˈɡwar.do/	respect, connection, regard Example
775	finche /ˈfin.ke/	column Example
776	aspetto /asˈpɛt.to/	to wait for, await, wait Example
777	viaggio /viˈad.d͡ʒo/	journey, trip, tour, voyage Example
778	chiaro /ˈkja.ro/	plainly, frankly, candidly, openly Example
779	chiamata /kjaˈma.ta/	feminine singular of chiamato Example
780	bocca /ˈbok.ka/	mouth Example
781	permesso /perˈmes.so/	to allow, to let, to permit, to authorize, to entitle Example
782	piacerebbe /pjatʃeˈrɛbːe/	to be pleasing to Example
783	dovete /doˈve.te/	to owe Example
784	giocare /d͡ʒoˈka.re/	to play a game, for fun or as a pastime Example
785	ordine /ˈor.di.ne/	order Example
786	circa /ˈt͡ʃir.ka/	regarding, concerning Example
787	ovviamente /ov.vjaˈmen.te/	obviously, evidently, clearly Example
788	finire /fiˈni.re/	to finish Example
789	natale /naˈta.le/	native Example
790	i' /i/	apocopic form of io Example
791	direi /diˈrɛi/	to utter with one's voice Example
792	vostri /ˈvɔs.tri/	your; plural and polite forms Example
793	occhio /ˈɔk.kjo/	eye Example
794	pronta /ˈpronta/	ready, prepared Example
795	scusami /ˈsku.za.mi/	compound of scusa, the second-person singular imperative… Example
796	mattina /matˈti.na/	morning Example
797	cercato /tʃerˈkato/	to look for Example
798	crede /ˈkre.de/	to believe Example
799	sistema /sisˈtɛ.ma/	to arrange, lay out, put, place, fit, set, tidy up Example
800	fondo /ˈfon.do/	deep Example
801	resta /ˈrɛs.ta/	to stay, to remain Example
802	devono /ˈdɛ.vo.no/	to owe Example
803	prossimo /ˈprɔs.si.mo/	very near, near, close Example
804	pronti /ˈprontɪ/	ready, prepared Example
805	saputo /saˈpu.to/	to know Example
806	scusate /skʊˈzate/	to excuse, forgive, pardon Example
807	potere /poˈte.re/	can, could; to be able to Example
808	soltanto /solˈtan.to/	only, just, but, alone, merely Example
809	armi /ˈar.mi/	weapon, arms Example
810	arriva /arˈri.va/	to arrive, to come, to reach Example
811	fermo /ˈfer.mo/	to stop, arrest Example
812	mese /ˈme.ze/	month Example
813	chiedere /ˈkjɛ.de.re/	to ask Example
814	cristo /ˈkris.to/	Christ Example
815	torno /ˈtor.no/	to return, to come back Example
816	venite /veˈnite/	to come Example
817	controllare /kon.trolˈla.re/	to check, verify, inspect, examine Example
818	appuntamento /ap.pun.taˈmen.to/	appointment, meeting, rendezvous Example
819	s /z/	abbreviation of sud; south Example
820	chiami /ˈkja.mi/	to call Example
821	vecchia /ˈvɛk.kja/	old, outworn Example
822	detective /deˈtɛk.tiv/	detective Example
823	pero /ˈpe.ro/	pear tree Example
824	metti /ˈmetːɪ/	to put, to place, to lay, to set Example
825	grado /ˈɡra.do/	degree Example
826	vanno /ˈvan.no/	to go Example
827	nave /ˈna.ve/	ship Example
828	iniziato /initˈsjato/	to begin, to set about Example
829	perche' /ˈpɛrke/	misspelling of perché Example
830	informazioni /in.for.matˈt͡sjo.ni/	information Example
831	libero /ˈli.be.ro/	free Example
832	stronzo /ˈstron.t͡so/	turd Example
833	grandi /ˈɡran.di/	big, large Example
834	pezzo /ˈpɛt.t͡so/	piece, chunk Example
835	segreto /seˈɡre.to/	secret Example
836	colpo /ˈkol.po/	blow, knock, shock Example
837	faceva /faˈt͡ʃe.va/	to do Example
838	piacciono /ˈpjat.t͡ʃo.no/	to be pleasing to Example
839	porto /ˈpɔr.to/	to bring, fetch, take, carry Example
840	oppure /opˈpu.re/	or Example
841	completamente /kom.ple.taˈmen.te/	completely, fully Example
842	vederti /veˈdɛrtɪ/	compound of the infinitive vedere with ti Example
843	lista /ˈlis.ta/	list, pile Example
844	venga /ˈvɛn.ɡa/	to come Example
845	veloce /veˈlo.t͡ʃe/	fast, quick, speedy, rapid Example
846	assassino /as.sasˈsi.no/	assassin, hitman Example
847	sapeva /saˈpeva/	to know Example
848	finché /finˈke/	as long as, while Example
849	ormai /orˈma.i/	by now, by this time, now, at this point, by then Example
850	interessa /inteˈressa/	to be interesting, to be of interest, to interest, to hold… Example
851	generale /d͡ʒe.neˈra.le/	general Example
852	giusta /ˈd͡ʒus.ta/	just, right Example
853	tenere /teˈne.re/	to hold Example
854	pazzo /ˈpat.t͡so/	crazy, insane, mad Example
855	vittima /ˈvit.ti.ma/	victim Example
856	giuro /ˈd͡ʒu.ro/	oath, promise, resolution Example
857	consiglio /konˈsiʎ.ʎo/	advice, counsel Example
858	alcune /alˈku.ne/	some, a few Example
859	semplicemente /sem.pli.t͡ʃeˈmen.te/	simply, plainly, plain Example
860	zio /ˈd͡zi.o/	uncle Example
861	centro /ˈt͡ʃɛn.tro/	centre, center Example
862	specie /ˈspɛ.t͡ʃe/	especially, particularly Example
863	mille /ˈmil.le/	thousand, one thousand Example
864	sogno /ˈsoɲ.ɲo/	dream Example
865	lasci /ˈlaʃɪ/	to leave Example
866	carino /kaˈri.no/	nice Example
867	doveva /doˈve.va/	to owe Example
868	brutto /ˈbrut.to/	ugly, bad, nasty Example
869	nello /ˈnello/	contraction of in lo; in the Example
870	aspetti /asˈpɛtːɪ/	look Example
871	incredibile /in.kreˈdi.bi.le/	incredible, unbelievable Example
872	sole /ˈso.le/	alone, by oneself, unattended, unaccompanied, lonely, lone,… Example
873	glielo /ˌʎe.lo/	it to him, her or them Example
874	legge /ˈled.d͡ʒe/	to read Example
875	spesso /ˈspes.so/	often Example
876	guardate /ɡwarˈdate/	to look at, to watch, to glance or gaze at Example
877	cambiato /kamˈbjato/	to exchange Example
878	scena /ˈʃɛ.na/	scene Example
879	volevi /voˈle.vi/	to want Example
880	lasciami /ˈlaʃamɪ/	compound of lascia, the second-person singular imperative… Example
881	gentile /d͡ʒenˈti.le/	kind, courteous Example
882	rispetto /risˈpɛt.to/	respect, deference Example
883	ve /ve/	alternative form of vi Example
884	zitto /ˈd͡zit.to/	quiet, silent Example
885	incontro /inˈkon.tro/	towards Example
886	farà /faˈra/	to do Example
887	servono /ˈsɛrvono/	to serve Example
888	rapporto /rapˈpɔr.to/	report, statement, account Example
889	errore /erˈro.re/	mistake, error, slip, howler, blunder, goof Example
890	sanno /ˈsan.no/	to know Example
891	pagare /paˈɡa.re/	to pay Example
892	sorpresa /sorˈpre.za/	surprised, astonished, amazed Example
893	occhiata /okˈkja.ta/	look, glance, gander Example
894	risposta /risˈpos.ta/	feminine singular of risposto Example
895	presa /ˈpre.za/	busy, taken up, preoccupied Example
896	servizio /serˈvit.t͡sjo/	service, serve Example
897	medico /ˈmɛ.di.ko/	medical Example
898	usato /uˈza.to/	to use Example
899	caro /ˈka.ro/	dear, sweetheart Example
900	schifo /ˈski.fo/	disgust, nausea, loathing Example
901	avrai /aˈvraːɪ/	to have Example
902	dolore /doˈlo.re/	ache, pain Example
903	saresti /saˈres.ti/	Used as a copula. to be Example
904	personale /per.soˈna.le/	personal, private Example
905	quali /ˈkwa.li/	what? Example
906	peggio /ˈpɛd.d͡ʒo/	worse Example
907	addio /adˈdi.o/	goodbye, farewell Example
908	addosso /adˈdɔs.so/	on Example
909	dovevo /doˈve.vo/	to owe Example
910	poteva /poˈte.va/	can, could; to be able to Example
911	pieno /ˈpjɛ.no/	full Example
912	diverso /diˈvɛr.so/	different, diverse Example
913	vestiti /vesˈti.ti/	dressed, clothed Example
914	sparato /spaˈra.to/	to shoot, to fire Example
915	realtà /re.alˈta/	reality Example
916	do /ˈdɔ/	to give Example
917	sarò /saˈrɔ/	Used as a copula. to be Example
918	normale /norˈma.le/	normal Example
919	fame /ˈfa.me/	hunger Example
920	programma /proˈɡram.ma/	programme/program, schedule, agenda Example
921	nonna /ˈnɔn.na/	grandmother, granny Example
922	sappia /ˈsap.pja/	to know Example
923	sembrava /semˈbrava/	to seem, to look, to appear Example
924	migliori /miˈʎorɪ/	better Example
925	notizie /noˈtit.t͡sje/	item of news Example
926	avevamo /aveˈvamo/	to have Example
927	riesci /riˈɛʃ.ʃi/	to manage; to be able Example
928	posizione /po.zitˈt͡sjo.ne/	position Example
929	vengo /ˈvɛn.ɡo/	to come Example
930	rimanere /ri.maˈne.re/	to stay Example
931	compagnia /kom.paɲˈɲi.a/	company, companionship, fellowship, society, people Example
932	proposito /proˈpɔ.zi.to/	purpose, intention, plan, design Example
933	farci /ˈfar.t͡ʃi/	compound of the infinitive fare with ci Example
934	ricorda /riˈkɔrda/	to remember, to recall, to recollect Example
935	prende /ˈprɛn.de/	to take, hold, pick up, get Example
936	tante /ˈtan.te/	so much; so many Example
937	avevano /aˈve.va.no/	to have Example
938	arrivando /arɾiˈvando/	to arrive, to come, to reach Example
939	chiuso /ˈkju.zo/	to close, to shut Example
940	terribile /terˈri.bi.le/	terrible, terrifying, fearful Example
941	ritardo /riˈtar.do/	delay, lag Example
942	attento /atˈtɛn.to/	careful, close, focusing Example
943	bar /ˈbar/	café Example
944	sembri /ˈsem.bri/	to seem, to look, to appear Example
945	fallo /ˈfal.lo/	fault, error Example
946	dimenticato /di.men.tiˈka.to/	to forget Example
947	bisogna /biˈzoɲ.ɲa/	thing, matter, affair Example
948	impossibile /im.posˈsi.bi.le/	impossible Example
949	cioè /t͡ʃoˈɛ/	namely Example
950	studio /ˈstu.djo/	to study Example
951	stessi /ˈstes.si/	same, equal Example
952	arma /ˈar.ma/	weapon, arms Example
953	conosce /koˈnoʃ.ʃe/	to know, to meet, to experience Example
954	uscita /uʃˈʃi.ta/	feminine singular of uscito Example
955	fin /fin/	apocopic form of fino Example
956	disse /ˈdis.se/	to utter with one's voice Example
957	vattene /ˈvat.te.ne/	to go away, leave Example
958	quante /ˈkwan.te/	how much, how many, however much, however many Example
959	guai /ˈɡwa.i/	woe! Example
960	intorno /inˈtor.no/	around, round Example
961	video /ˈvi.de.o/	display Example
962	manca /ˈman.ka/	left hand Example
963	esserci /ˈɛs.ser.t͡ʃi/	to be at a place, to be there; there be, it to be Example
964	grosso /ˈɡrɔs.so/	big, large Example
965	tanti /ˈtan.ti/	so much; so many Example
966	dolce /ˈdol.t͡ʃe/	sweet Example
967	chiave /ˈkja.ve/	key Example
968	cervello /t͡ʃerˈvɛl.lo/	cerebrum Example
969	coraggio /koˈrad.d͡ʒo/	courage, bravery, valour/valor Example
970	interessante /in.te.resˈsan.te/	interesting Example
971	peccato /pekˈka.to/	sin Example
972	questione /kwesˈtjo.ne/	question, issue, matter, point Example
973	adoro /aˈdɔro/	to love with one's entire heart and soul; regard with deep… Example
974	aereo /aˈɛ.re.o/	aerial Example
975	guardi /ˈɡwar.di/	to look at, to watch, to glance or gaze at Example
976	rubato /ruˈba.to/	to steal Example
977	sala /ˈsa.la/	room Example
978	base /ˈba.ze/	base, alkaline Example
979	sette /ˈsɛt.te/	seven Example
980	sente /ˈsɛn.te/	to feel Example
981	compleanno /kom.pleˈan.no/	birthday Example
982	potrebbero /poˈtrebːero/	can, could; to be able to Example
983	relazione /re.latˈt͡sjo.ne/	connection Example
984	cliente /kliˈɛn.te/	customer Example
985	spalle /ˈspal.le/	shoulder Example
986	seconda /seˈkon.da/	second Example
987	parti /ˈpar.ti/	part Example
988	vale /ˈvale/	to be worth Example
989	qualcun /kwalˈkun/	apocopic form of qualcuno Example
990	diritto /diˈrit.to/	straight Example
991	sicuramente /si.ku.raˈmen.te/	surely, certainly, definitely, of course Example
992	appartamento /ap.par.taˈmen.to/	apartment, flat Example
993	pranzo /ˈpran.d͡zo/	lunch or dinner Example
994	saremo /saˈre.mo/	Used as a copula. to be Example
995	denaro /deˈna.ro/	money Example
996	riuscito /ri.uʃˈʃi.to/	to manage; to be able Example
997	continuare /kon.ti.nuˈa.re/	to continue, to keep on doing Example
998	serata /seˈra.ta/	evening, night Example
999	nero /ˈne.ro/	black Example
1,000	vestito /vesˈti.to/	dressed, clothed Example

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