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- "He drinks coffee."
"He drinks coffee."
Translation:Lui beve caffè.
May 17, 2013
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ran6996
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Shouldn't 'beve latte' be accepted? I recall you can usually omit the io/lui/lei/tu etc.. at the beginning, as the performer of an action can be inferred in the verb itself.
Well I'm Mozambican and in my country we speak Portuguese, therefore forgive me for any syntax error but I think I have the trick for this case: when you are using 'we' - use 'iamo' on the end of the word. Ex: noi siamo - we are; noi beviamo - we drink.
When you are using you (for plural case) -use 'iete' on the end of the word. Ex: voi siete - you are; voi beviete - you drink. Again, for plural cases. Im just starting the Italian curse this week im not any expert so I may have committed some syntax errors in Italian 2.