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How to Say ‘Many people watch the parade’ in Italian

Molti guardano la parata

MOHL-tee GWAR-dah-noh lah pah-RAH-tah

[MOHL-tee GWAR-dah-noh lah pah-RAH-tah]

Phrase Breakdown

Molti guardano

MOHL-tee GWAR-dah-noh

Many (people) watch

Stress 'guardano' on the first syllable: GUAR-da-no, not guar-DA-no.

Example

Molti guardano la TV la sera.

Many people watch TV in the evening.

Words in this phrase

Molti

[MOHL-tee]

many

Masculine plural of 'molto', meaning many.

Example

Ho molti amici.

I have many friends.

guardano

[GWAR-dah-noh]

they watch

Third person plural of 'guardare' (to watch, look at).

Example

I ragazzi guardano un film.

The kids are watching a film.

la parata

lah pah-RAH-tah

the parade

Keep the article with the noun. Stress pa-RA-ta.

Example

La parata è a Roma.

The parade is in Rome.

Words in this phrase

[lah]

the

The feminine singular definite article, used before nouns like 'cultura.'

Example

"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.

Example

La parata passa per via dei Fori Imperiali.

The parade goes along Via dei Fori Imperiali.

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