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Kommen

Venire

Bin gekommen

Fahren (fährt)

Andare con un mezzo

Bin gefahren

Gehen

Andare

Bin gegangen

Sehen (sieht)

Vedere

Habe gesehen

Geben

Dare

Habe gegeben

Nehmen (nimmt)

Prendere

Habe genommen

Essen (isst)

Mangiare

Bin gegessen

Trinken

Bere

Getrunken

Verstehen

Capire

Habe verstanden

Bleiben

Rimanere

Bin geblieben

Denken

Pensare

Habe gedacht

Wissen

Sapere

Habe gewusst

Kennen

Conoscere

Habe gekannt

Treffen

Incontrare

Habe getroffen

Tun

Fare

Habe getan