How to Say ‘Lots of people watch the parade on TV.’ in Italian
Molti guardano la parata in TV.
MOHL-tee GWAR-dah-noh lah pah-RAH-tah een tee-VOO
[MOHL-tee GWAR-dah-noh lah pah-RAH-tah een tee-VOO]
Phrase Breakdown
Molti guardano
MOHL-tee GWAR-dah-noh
Many (people) watch
Say MOL-ti GUAR-da-no, stressing the first syllable of each word.
Molti guardano il calcio.
Many people watch football.
Words in this phrase
Molti
[MOHL-tee]
many
Masculine plural of 'molto', meaning many.
Ho molti amici.
I have many friends.
guardano
[GWAR-dah-noh]
they watch
Third person plural of 'guardare' (to watch, look at).
I ragazzi guardano un film.
The kids are watching a film.
la parata in TV.
lah pah-RAH-tah een tee-VOO
the parade on TV.
'TV' is read the Italian way: 'ti-VU', stressed on VU.
Guardo la parata in TV.
I watch the parade on TV.
Words in this phrase
la
[lah]
the
The feminine singular definite article, used before nouns like 'cultura.'
"La" cultura di questa impresa mi interessa molto.
"The" culture of this company interests me a lot.
parata
[pah-RAH-tah]
parade
A formal procession; on June 2 there is a military parade in Rome.
La parata passa per via dei Fori Imperiali.
The parade goes along Via dei Fori Imperiali.
in
[een]
in
Preposition used to indicate being inside or part of a place or organization.
Uso "in" quando parlo del lavoro in un'organizzazione.
I use "in" when I talk about working in an organization.
TV
[tee-VOO]
TV
Television; pronounced by letter names in Italian.
Stasera guardo la TV.
Tonight I'm watching TV.
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