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#172: To Try in Italian: "Cercare", "Provare", and "Tentare"

5 min • 30 januari 2025

“Cercare”, “provare”, and “tentare” all mean “to try” but with different nuances. “Cercare” is used for making an effort, “provare” for testing or experiencing something, and “tentare” for attempting something difficult or risky.

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