"Possiamo aprire la porta."

Translation: We can open the door.

[casagialla]

can we open the door should be accepted

[robert0n]

Depends on the punctuation I guess. If this sentence was as an audio question then it's hard to tell if it is a question or not, but as a written question then "Possiamo aprire la porta." would only be a statement.

[karieanne59]

ah, i also translated 'Can we open the door'...note to self....look at punctuation :)

[grunge4ever]

Finallyyyyyyyyy

[thenino85]

Is it just me, or is Robot Lady saying "aprile"?

[italiaoo]

Sounds OK to me. (I only see the fast audio button, translation from Italian to English)

[AntonioPrego]

Just for you))

[ackworth]

yes - sounds more like aprile on the slow version.

[alex.22.ling]

Can 'aperta' not be used here?

[mimiducky]

I'm thinking not, the infinitive is being used as an imperative here. Aperta is the past participle. It would be like saying "don't opened the door"

[mimiducky]

Sorry, I meant it would be like saying "we can opened the door"

[FloritaSDQ]

Why not: we could open the door?

[userfo]

Other answers do not fail if you miss the full stop on the end. Why this one?

[userfo]

I type we can open the door. With or without a full stop and it fails both!!!!

[SchubertNo21]

Why, was the door stuck?
Surely this is a question not a statement.