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Finden. Verlieren


Findet, fand, gefunden. Verliert, ..

Trovare. Perfere

Sagen. Sprechen. Reden (uber+acc). Erzählen(von+dat)

Dire, parlare, raccontare

Hören. Anhören. Gehören.


Sehen. Ansehen. Aussehen.

Sentire. Ascoltare. Appartenere


Vedere. Guardare. Sembrare

Aufmachen/Offen. SchlieBen. Absc


Macht auf, machte, aufgemacht

Aprire. Chiudere. Chiudere a chiave

Gucken/ansehen. Sehen. Schauen. Beobachten.


Guckt, hat. Sieht,sah,hat gesehen. Geschaut

Vedere. Guardare. Mostrare. Osservare

Werfen. Ziehen. Drucken/schieben. Fangen.


Wirft, warf, hat geworfen. Fängt, fing, hat gefangen

Lanciare. Tirare. Spingere. Catch