Translation of Italian word "imparare" to English
imparare
/im.paˈra.re/
How to use
The Italian verb 'imparare' means 'to learn' (To learn). It belongs to the first conjugation (-are). It forms compound tenses with the auxiliary 'avere'. Native speakers frequently use 'imparare' in the passato prossimo rather than the passato remoto in everyday conversation, especially in northern and central Italy.
🇬🇧 English
to learn
Example
Imparo molte parole nuove ogni giorno.
I learn many new words every day.
Ha imparato a nuotare da piccolo al mare.
He learned to swim as a child at the sea.
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Common phrases
- imparare qualcosa— to learn something
- Ha imparato a nuotare da piccolo al mare.— He learned to swim as a child at the sea.
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Frequency rank: #321 in Italian
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The Italian word "imparare" means "to learn" in English.
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