"Noi parliamo."

Translation: We speak.

[jayofmaya]

This is "We speak" generally, is it also like in English when you tell someone you still speak on occasion?

[LorenzoLM]

Sure, but not only "on occasion"

Could be in general, from time to time or now. Context would make it more clear

[DiscoDan319]

Enunciation is key.

[Diana127141]

I mistook Noi for non, then considered parliamo, and made the wrong choice!Spiacente!

[Richard899740]

Is "we talk" (as in speak to one another) also correct?

[banay]

why does she emphasize the "NOI"!! always make me think she's shouting NOO on me

[mukkapazza]

Well Italian does play a bigger role in the opera scene than, say, English...

[Hector290697]

That reminds me. When I travel to Italy, I want to go an Italian opera theater.

[JoeKuisick]

Couldnt parliamo be sufficient?

[cindy908920]

Yes

[RogerAlexS2]

The recording sounds muddled, and I first wrote "Lui parliamo" which, when I thought about it, doesn't make sense. Since I speak Spanish, it's fun to compare terms. "Noi parliamo" vs "Nosotros hablamos" we speak/talk. Fun.

[theodarg0]

omg we use parla in greek as a slang i think and it means the same thing