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Greeting Your New Friends with Perfect Italian
Absolute Beginner Season 1
Learn basic Italian greetings, including how to say "hello"
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At the Gym
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At the Gym
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tirare
(v)
pull
Il bambino sta tirando un carrettino con una zucca dentro.
The boy is pulling a red wagon with a pumpkin inside.
asciugamano
masculine
(n)
towel
Questo asciugamano è troppo piccolo per me.
This towel is too small for me.
fare i piegamenti
(p)
squat
L'uomo sta facendo i piegamenti
The man is squatting.
palestra
feminine
(n)
gym
palestra della scuola
school gym
leggero
masculine
(a)
light
la borsa grande sembra pesante, ma è veramente leggera.
The big bag looks heavy, but it's really light.
pesante
(a)
heavy
materiali pesanti
heavy materials
correre
(v)
run
La donna sta correndo sulla spiaggia.
The woman is running on the beach.
saltare
(v)
jump
L'uomo sta saltando l'ostacolo.
The man is jumping the hurdle.
spalla
feminine
(n)
shoulder
mal di spalle
shoulder pain
spingere
(v)
push
L'uomo sta spingendo la macchina.
The man is pushing the car.
muscolo
masculine
(n)
muscle
I miei muscoli sono indolenziti.
My muscles are sore.
sudare
(v)
sweat
sudare abbondantemente
sweating heavily
piscina
feminine
(n)
pool
Il bagnino di salvataggio sta guardando la piscina.
The lifeguard is watching the pool.
schiena
feminine
(n)
back
Mi fa male la schiena.
My back hurts.
armadietto
masculine
(n)
locker
fare esercizio
(p)
exercise
fare esercizio tutti i giorni
exercise every day
petto
masculine
(n)
chest
pesi
masculine
(n)
weights
La piscina è aperta oggi?
(s)
Is the pool open today?
Sai usare questo?
(s)
Can I use this?
Hai finito?
(s)
Are you finished?
manubrio
masculine
(n)
dumbbell
allungarsi
(v)
stretch
fare jogging
(p)
jog
supplemento
masculine
(n)
supplement
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