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How to say “I am tired.” in Italian
The Italian for “I am tired.”, with audio, grammar notes and the words that go with it.
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Step 4Vorrei un tavolo per due.
I would like a table for two.
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Sono stanco.
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Sono stanco.
I am tired.
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Italian words and phrases that go with it
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- I would like a table for two.Vorrei un tavolo per due.
- The bill, please.Il conto, per favore.
- I need help.Ho bisogno di aiuto.
- Can you help me?Puoi aiutarmi?
- I am hungry.Ho fame.
- I am thirsty.Ho sete.
- What time is it?Che ora è?
- I live in London.Vivo a Londra.
- I work in an office.Lavoro in un ufficio.
- I am learning a new language.Sto imparando una nuova lingua.
- I love this city.Amo questa città.
- The food is very good.Il cibo è molto buono.
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How do you say “I am tired.” in Italian?
“I am tired.” in Italian is “Sono stanco.”.
What does “Sono stanco.” mean in English?
“Sono stanco.” is Italian for “I am tired.”.
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