going on vacation, talking about the weather, going for a stroll.

You can't do much without using the verb, farre in Italian.

It can feel a bit confusing because Italians use it many, many different ways,

but once you learn it, you'll be able to say a lot in Italian.

In today's episode, you'll learn the basics of how to use this important Italian verb,

together with eight phrases that you can use in everyday conversations.

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Grazie.

And here's an example of a phrase with,

Faire,

Favore, to do a favor. Faire, Fáre un Favore, to do a favor.

Faire a favor.

There are two core meanings of the verb Faire, which are to do and to make.

There's no difference between do and make in Italian, so that's one fewer thing to learn.

But there are quite a few other situations where we use fare too. Today I'm going to tell a little

story about something our dog probably did. We'll break it down line by line after, but first, how many phrases with

Fare can you hear?

Inestate, it's hot in Italy.

So, we'll make the vacancies in England with Brody,

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