WordA1–A2 · 01
Magnifita · Italiano🇮🇹
Words and expressions · Lesson 3
VOLARE = to fly. It is a regular -are verb. Present tense: io volo — I fly tu voli — you fly (singular) lui/lei vola — he/she flies noi voliamo — we fly voi volate — you fly (plural) loro volano — they fly Italian often leaves out the subject pronoun because the verb ending identifies the person. Depending on the context, the present tense can also describe an action in progress or a planned journey: Volo a Napoli. — I am flying to Naples. Useful expressions: volare via — to fly away Il tempo vola. — Time flies. volare alto — to fly high; figuratively, to aim high The noun il volo means a flight; its plural is i voli.
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