How to Say ‘That I would make love even now’ in Italian
Che farei l'amore anche ora
keh fa-REH-ee le a-MO-reh AN-keh O-ra
[keh fa-REH-ee le a-MO-reh AN-keh O-ra]
💬 Usage Tip: 'Farei' is the conditional form of 'fare', meaning 'would make'.
Phrase Breakdown
Che
[keh]
That
Used to introduce a subordinate clause.
Che farei meglio a partire subito.
That I would do better to leave immediately.
farei
[fa-REH-ee]
I would do
The conditional form of 'to do'.
Farei un regalo se potessi.
I would give a gift if I could.
l'
[le]
Love
The act of expressing romantic affection.
Facciamo l'amore sotto le stelle.
We make love under the stars.
amore
[a-MO-reh]
Love
The act of expressing romantic affection.
Qualcuno dovrebbe fare l'amore ogni giorno.
Someone should make love every day.
anche
[AN-keh]
Also
In addition; too.
Verrò anche io.
I will also come.
ora
[O-ra]
Now
At the present moment.
Dobbiamo partire ora.
We need to leave now.
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