Go in Italian

Go in Italian is partire

Example Sentences

• Vuoi partire?
  Do you want to go? Source
• Quando sarà pronto a partire?
  When will you get ready to leave?, When will you be ready to go? Source
• Sono triste di vederla partire.
  I'm sad to see you go. Source
• Sono pronto a partire.
  I am ready to start., I'm ready to go. Source
• Io sono pronta a partire.
  I am ready to start., I'm ready to go. Source
• Io sono triste di vederla partire.
  I'm sad to see you go. Source
• Devo partire ora.
  I have to leave now., I have got to go now., I must leave now., Well, I have to go now., I must be going now., I have to go now., I must be leaving now., I must go now. Source
• Sono triste di vederti partire.
  I'm sad to see you go. Source
• Sono triste di vedervi partire.
  I'm sad to see you go. Source
• Io sono pronto a partire.
  I am ready to start., I'm ready to go. Source

More Examples of Go in Italian

• Vai avanti.
  Go ahead., Go on. Source
• Dovete andare.
  You must go., You need to go. Source
• Ora andiamo.
  Now let go., Now let's go. Source
• "Per favore, vai lì ora." "Lì dove?"
  "Please go there now." "Go where?" Source
• Andiamo a casa!
  Let's go home!, Let's go home. Source
• Andate ora.
  Go now. Source
• Vada a trovarlo.
  Go find him., Go and find him. Source
• Vai a scuola.
  Go to school., You go to school. Source
• Vai più rapidamente!
  Go quicker! Source
• Andrò.
  I'm going to go., I'll go., I will go., I'll be going. Source

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