01/10/2026
Ever tried to translate "to leave" into Italian and ended up completely stuck? 🤯
In English, we use "leave" for everything. Leaving the pub? Leaving for holiday? Left your brolly on the bus? It’s all just "leave".
But in Italian, you have three completely different verbs to choose from. 🇮🇹
Here is the quick breakdown to save your holiday:
🚪 USCIRE = To physically exit a space or go out for a bevvy.
👉 “Esco dall’ufficio” (I'm leaving the office).
✈️ PARTIRE = To set off on a journey or depart (by train, plane, or car).
👉 “Parto per Roma” (I'm leaving for Rome).
🔑 LASCIARE = To leave an object or a person behind.
👉 “Ho lasciato le chiavi a casa” (I’ve left my keys at home).
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💬 Challenge time: Pop a sentence in the comments using one of these verbs and I’ll let you know if you’ve nailed it!
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