English-Italian-Interlingua Table

 

A Pissed-off Man

 

English	Italiano	Interlingua
I want to know who you are. Are you a good or evil person?	Voglio sapere chi sei. Sei una persona buona o cattiva?	Io vole saper qui tu es. Es tu un bon o mal persona.
The stars shine in the night sky.	Le stelle brillano nel cielo notturno.	Le stellas brilla in le nocturne celo.
Which constructed language would be best to choose?	Quale lingua costruita sarebbe meglio scegliere?	Qual lingua construite esserea le melior seliger?
I am very busy nowadays.	Al giorno d'oggi sono molto impegnato.	Io es multo occupate hodie.
This man is pissed off.	Quest'uomo è incazzato nero.	Iste viro es irate.
A pissed-off man.	Un uomo incazzato nero.	Un homine irate.
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Interlingua

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Interlingua (/ɪntərˈlɪŋɡwə/, Interlingua: [inteɾˈliŋɡwa]) is an international auxiliary language (IAL) developed between 1937 and 1951 by the American International Auxiliary Language Association (IALA). 

 

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The Twenty Most Common Verbs in the Italian Language

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The twenty most common verbs in the Italian language include foundational auxiliary and action words like essere (to be) and avere (to have), which form the backbone of daily communication and make up a massive share of spoken Italian. [1, 2]

Top Auxiliary and Core Verbs

• Essere — To be

• Avere — To have

• Fare — To do, to make

• Stare — To stay, to be

• Dire — To say, to tell [1, 2]

Modal and Mental Verbs

• Potere — Can, to be able to

• Volere — To want

• Dovere — Must, to have to

• Sapere — To know (facts)

• Conoscere — To know (people, places)

• Pensare — To think [1, 2, 3]

Movement and Sensation Verbs

• Andare — To go

• Venire — To come

• Vedere — To see

• Sentire — To hear, to feel

• Trovare — To find [1]

Common Action Verbs

• Dare — To give

• Parlare — To speak

• Prendere — To take

• Mettere — To put

  
  Below is a table with the same twenty verbs also translated into Ido

  Italiano	English	Ido
  andare	to go	irar
  avere	to have	havar
  conoscere	to know (people, places)	konocar
  dare	to give	donar
  dire	to say, to tell	dicar
  dovere	must, to have to	devas
  essere	to be	esar
  fare	to do, to make	facar
  mettere	to put	pozar
  parlare	to speak	parolar
  pensare	to think	pensar
  potere	can, to be able to	povar
  prendere	to take	prenar
  sapere	to know (facts)	savar
  sentire	to hear, to feel	sentar
  stare	to stay, to be	standar
  trovare	to find	trovar
  vedere	to see	vidar
  venire	to come	venar
  volere	to want	volar

   

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