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How do you say "to make (a phone call)" in Italian?

fare

Noun

In Italian, "to make (a phone call)" is fare.

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Pronunciation

Pronounced FAH-reh. A single syllable sound, like 'far' without the 'r' sound at the end.

Grammar notes

Fare is highly irregular. Present tense: faccio, fai, fa, facciamo, fate, fanno. Past participle is fatto.

Example sentence

Io faccio una telefonata.

I make a phone call.

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How to remember fare

Fare is an all-purpose verb meaning 'to do' or 'to make'. It is one of the most common Italian verbs.

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Questions about fare

How do you say "to make (a phone call)" in Italian?

In Italian, "to make (a phone call)" is fare. It is a noun.

How is fare written in Italian?

fare is written using the standard Italian script.

How is fare used in a sentence?

Use fare as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Io faccio una telefonata. (I make a phone call.).

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