2020年1月18日 · volevo Volevo riposarmi ma c'è troppo rumore. I wanted to rest but there is too much noise. Tu: volevi Non sapevo che volevi una pizza. I didn't know you wanted ta pizza. Lui, lei, Lei: voleva: Luca voleva bene a Pia, ma l'ha lasciata. Luca loved Pia, but he left her. Noi: volevamo Noi volevamo sposarci, poi abbiamo cambiato idea.

volevo translation in Italian - English Reverso dictionary, see also 'volée, volgo, volpe, volto', examples, definition, conjugation

Translations in context of "volevo" in Italian-English from Reverso Context: è proprio quello che volevo, volevo fare, perché volevo, non volevo, volevo solo

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2021年6月12日 · Examples of volere: volevo (I wanted), volevi (you wanted), volevano (they wanted). For potere: potevo (I could), potevi (you could), potevano (they could). In the case of dovere: dovevo (I had to), dovevi (you had to), dovevano (they had to). Lastly, sapere forms include sapevo (I knew) and sapevano (they knew), indicating knowledge in the past.

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Entries where "volevo" occurs: perché: …Audio Rhymes: -e Origin & history From Italian per + che. Conjunction perché because, why L'ho fatto perché volevo - I did it because I wanted to. (followed by the subjunctive) so, so that, in order that L'ho fatto perché io…

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Conjugate the Italian verb volere: indicative, congiuntivo, condizionale, passato prossimo, auxiliary essere, avere. Translate volere in context, with examples of use and definition.

To summarize, "volevo" expresses an ongoing desire in the past, while "ho voluto" indicates a specific and completed action or decision. The choice between these two words depends on the context and the specific meaning you want to convey.