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what's the topic of today's lesson, Francesca? Okay, Maori so today we are talking about the verb pharee okay phare so to do to make yes but

we'll take the verb phre a step forward.

All right, so we're going to see expressions with the verb farre.

Exactly, exactly.

Let me see, Laura, iniziano.

D. D I see. Well, let's start with some easy or maybe some expressions that you are already familiar with. So for example the first thing that comes to mind with

Fare expressions is Fare Una Passajata.

Right? Fare Un Passe Jata.

So we should say that the verb Farhe doesn't always translate literally in Italian.

We know that in English it means to do or to make but it's a very versatile verb in Italian

and it can have multiple meanings depending on how it's being used as it is the case

with this first example

Maurizio Far eun a pass a jata which means in English

to go for a stroll or to go for a walk.

Exactly and there is also something similar to to go for a walk. Exactly.

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