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Asking About Immediate Actions in Italian

Learn three essential Italian question frames for asking about immediate actions, travel, and arrival times, such as 'cosa fai oggi?'.
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Lesson#1
Let's learn three common questions for asking about someone's immediate plans and actions. These are useful for everyday conversation.
Lesson#2
To ask someone what they are doing today, you can use the common question 'Cosa fai oggi?'. This literally means 'What do you do today?' and is a great way to start a conversation about immediate plans.
Quiz#3
Translate into Italian: 'What are you doing today?'

Cosa fai oggi?

Lesson#4
Next, to ask how someone travels to work, you can say 'Come vai al lavoro?'. 'Come' means 'how', and 'al lavoro' means 'to work'.
Quiz#5
Translate into Italian: 'How do you go to work?'

Come vai al lavoro?

Lesson#6
Finally, to ask when someone is coming, for example to a meeting or a party, you can use the simple question 'Quando vieni?'. This means 'When are you coming?'.

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