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to go
andare (andato)
to arrive
arrivare (arrivato)
to be enough
bastare (bastato)
to need
bisognare
to cost
costare (costato)
to depend
dipendere (dipeso)
to regret
dispiacere (dispiaciuto)
to become / grow / turn into
diventare (diventato)
to last
durare (durato)
to exist
esistere (esisto)