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How do you say "to exercise" in Italian?
allenarsi
In Italian, "to exercise" is allenarsi.
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Pronunciation
Pronounced al-len-AHR-see. Stress is on the last syllable. This is reflexive.
Grammar notes
Allenarsi is a regular -are reflexive verb. Past participle is allenato. It always uses a reflexive pronoun.
Example sentence
Io mi alleno ogni mattina.
I exercise every morning.
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How to remember allenarsi
Allenarsi contains 'allenare', which sounds like 'all-in-are', suggesting total commitment to training.
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Questions about allenarsi
How do you say "to exercise" in Italian?
In Italian, "to exercise" is allenarsi. It is a noun.
How is allenarsi written in Italian?
allenarsi is written using the standard Italian script.
How is allenarsi used in a sentence?
Use allenarsi as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Io mi alleno ogni mattina. (I exercise every morning.).
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