A2🔤 Letters F & G
Italian word
frequentare
to attend regularly, to go to often, to hang out with
Looks like
to frequent
to visit a place often
⚠️ The trap
In English, 'frequent' as a verb is somewhat formal and applies to places. In Italian, 'frequentare' also applies to people: 'frequento degli amici' means 'I hang out with friends'.
To say "to visit a place often" in Italian:
frequentare is correct but broader
"frequentare" in English means:
to attend regularly, to go to often, to hang out with
Example
"Frequento l'università di Milano."
"I attend the University of Milan."
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