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to go
andare (andato)
to arrive
arrivare (arrivato)
to be enough
bastare (bastato)
to need
bisognare
to cost
costare (costato)
to depend
dipendere (dipeso)
to regret
dispiacere (dispiaciuto)
to become / grow / turn into
diventare (diventato)
to last
durare (durato)
to exist
esistere (esisto)
to be
essere (stato)
to get old
invecchiare (invecchiato)
to die
morire (morto)
to be born
nascere (nato)
to be necessary
occorrere (occorso)
to leave
partire (partito)
to be pleasing
piacere (piaciuto)
to stay / remain (2)
stare (stato) OR rimanere (rimasto)
to seem
sembrare (sembrato)
to serve / be of use
servire (servito)
to disappear
sparire (sparito)
to happen
succedere (successo)
to return / come back
tornare (tornato)
to go out
uscire (uscito)
to be worth
valere (valso)
to come
venire (venuto)
what happened
cosa e (w/ accent) successo?
to begin
comminciare
to run
correre (corso)
to finish
finire (finito)
to improve
migliorare (migliorato)
to move
muovere (mosso)
to worsen
peggiorare (peggiorato)
to go up
salire (salito)
to go down
scendere (sceso)
to live
vivere (vissuto)