frequentare
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verb
to frequent, to go regularly to, to patronize
to attenda class, school, etc.
to hang out with
to practice regularly or religiously
to read or study (an author, field, etc.) often
Used in the library
- Frequento un corso di cucina il martedì sera.I attend a cookery course on Tuesday evenings.A2Di nuovo, per favore (1) — Again, please (1) (A2)
- Frequento la stessa palestra da undici anni, sempre il lunedì.I've been going to the same gym for eleven years, always on Mondays.A2Di nuovo, per favore (4) — Again, please (4) (A2)
- Frequentiamo lo stesso bar da vent'anni, e non ci parliamo.We've been going to the same bar for twenty years, and we don't speak.A2Di nuovo, per favore (8) — Again, please (8) (A2)
- Nel 2016 Matteo, un bambino di otto anni, frequentava la terza elementare a Copparo, vicino a Ferrara.In 2016 Matteo, an eight-year-old boy, was in the third year of primary school in Copparo, near Ferrara.B1Petaloso — Full of Petals
Other ways to say it
- bazzicareto hang out with (people); to frequent, to hang out at (a place)
- essere di casato be like family; to be at home, to be at ease
- incontrareto meet, come across, bump into, run into, find, encounter; to play, fight
- praticareto put into practise/practice, to implement; to perform (an injection, a massage, an incision, artificial respiration, etc.)
- seguireto follow, to pursue; to follow (a path), to go in a certain direction
- vedereto see; to look at
- visitareto visit; to examine
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