Italian Verbs

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Parlare [par-là-re] Present

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💡 Memory hook
PARLARE shares its root with English words like "parley" and "parlor" (originally, a room for talking) — picture a parlor as the place where people PARLANO, and the meaning "to speak" will stick.

⚠️ Worth knowing
This is the perfect model for learning the first Italian conjugation (-ARE): every regular -are verb (cantare, guardare, comprare...) follows exactly this same pattern of endings.

💬 Example sentence
Present: Parlo italiano un po'. (I speak a little Italian.)

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