Italian word
frequentare
to attend regularly, to go to (school), to hang out with (people)
Looks like
to frequent
to visit a place often (slightly old-fashioned in English)
⚠️ The trap
'Frequentare una scuola' = to attend a school (regularly enrolled, not just visiting). 'Frequentare qualcuno' = to spend time with someone regularly, sometimes as a couple. 'Si frequentano' = 'They are seeing each other (dating)'.
To say "to visit a place often (slightly old-fashioned in English)" in Italian:
frequentare is correct but has extra social meanings
"frequentare" in English means:
to attend regularly, to go to (school), to hang out with (people)
Example
"Frequento un corso di italiano da tre mesi."
"I have been attending an Italian course for three months."
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