"La ragazza chiama."

Translation: The girl calls.

[vandemoerw12071]

When I click on "chiama", the translation isn't appearing. Is there someone else that's having this problem?

[Bamelinlover13]

Yep, I reported it but I don't know if they are aware yet. Just report it

[Emilio_Severo]

I am too

[laia212]

Im això having the exact same problem

[1daylater]

Yes I am! For a few sentences, actually.

[a9Ye3]

i too

[CSMusician]

It seems like "the girl calls out" should be an acceptable response.

[N1ckn1ck]

I swear it sounds like the native speaker is saying piama instead of chiama. Anyone else?

[wuzeq]

nope

[morgansmagic]

I heard that too. In the quicker version it does sound like 'chiama', but in the slower one, it sounds like 'piama'. I usually play the quick and the slow versions multiple times to make sure of the words I am hearing.

[bjojoe]

Play it slowly (utilizzare l'icona tartaruga) an You will hear the CH-sound!

[N1ckn1ck]

This was a post from about 2 years ago. Yep, they have fixed it since then. It was on the slower version.

[HappyBeaver]

I'm not sure I understand this verb. "Calls" as in "calls on the phone"? Can someone use it in a different sentence?

[carolemadrid]

Lei mi chiama - she calls me.
Lei si chiama Sophie - she is called Sophie.

Similar to English use of 'to call' as far as I can tell. See conjugation below:

http://italian.about.com/library/verb/blverb_chiamare.htm

[salamista]

So... can it be used as "to call someone on a phone" or not?

[antonioalpizar29]

yes, it can

[LlamaNation01]

Fun Fact: Another way to say your name is to say "Mi chiamo ....", similar to Spanish!

[Erated8]

Is It Just Me, Or Does It Just Show A Diamond When I Hover Over Chiama?

[Emilio_Severo]

Same here

[VipulKapoo]

All the suggestions says "calls out" yet it marks it as wrong

[DavidSkla1]

...and I rise

[fischerfs]

I had to search this one up, was the translation for 'chiama' not there for anyone else?

[Erated8]

I Didn't See It Either.

[Eloise23]

March 21, 2018 - You need to find the infinitive, which isn't always obvious (at least to me yet) from the conjugated forms. Chiama is a conjugated form. (To) call (the English infinitive) is chiamare. Here's a start: https://www.thoughtco.com/tables-of-regular-italian-verb-endings-4088101

[HaydenMashburn]

Can "the girl shouts" be accepted? It looks like I could use it like clamo, clamare, from Latin. I always got a loud or aggressive meaning from it.

[lizadeeza]

It is meant as if the girl is calling on the telephone. No great mystery.

[solangefer236443]

Does somebody know what the black arrow means .when it s under chiama thick black arrow
Thank you

[italianjdl]

I thought chiami was related to a person's name as in come ti chiami, literally what are you called, meaning what is your name?

[boschelena]

Well, literally it translates to "What do you call yourself?" You can also say telefonare in the sense of making a phone call.

[JohnTheDragon]

Chiama has not been introduced yet. Did not know how to spell it. Got the question wrong for misspelling it.

[laia212]

Dont understand i was presing on chiama to see what it means and some black thing came out

[Fulgurus1]

"Dinner's ready!"

[3000letters]

La ragazza..................... Of the 3 answers given in the multiple choice, none is correct

[jonmcclung]

I heard "la ragazza che ama"... woops

[lindamagg]

La ragazza chiama

[lindamagg]

Ia ragazza chiami

[lindamagg]

Ththe gjrl calls

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[CarvenOrd]

Can't i use it as "the girl asks"?

[JoseRuiz2]

Missing translation.