How to Say ‘Can you walk?’ in Italian
Riesci a camminare?
ree-EH-shee ah kahm-mee-NAH-reh
[ree-EH-shee ah kahm-mee-NAH-reh]
💬 Usage Tip: riuscire a means "to manage to", so it suggests effort, unlike puoi "can you". Use a before the next verb: riesci a dormire? "can you manage to sleep?".
Phrase Breakdown
Riesci
[ree-EH-shee]
can you / do you manage
From 'riuscire', to succeed in or manage to do something.
Riesci a sentirmi?
Can you hear me?
a
[ah]
to
"A" is a simple preposition used in many fixed expressions and combinations.
Magari ci vediamo davanti a un caffè la prossima settimana.
Maybe we’ll meet over a coffee next week.
camminare
[kahm-mee-NAH-reh]
to walk
Verb meaning to move on foot.
Mi piace camminare al parco.
I like walking in the park.
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