Sentence examples of "play" in English with translation "giocare"

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Tomorrow he'll play tennis. Domani giocherà a tennis.
No, but I play tennis. No, però gioco a tennis.
I'll play with you. Giocherò con te.
Tom likes to play baseball. A Tom piace giocare a baseball.
We play soccer every Saturday. Giochiamo a calcio ogni sabato.
Nancy doesn't play tennis. Nancy non gioca a tennis.
I play tennis every Sunday. Gioco a tennis tutte le domeniche.
I don't play pool. Non gioco a biliardo.
Would you play with me? Vuoi giocare con me?
I play soccer every day. Gioco a calcio tutti i giorni.
Let's play dodge ball. Giochiamo a palla prigioniera.
Where do you play tennis? Dove giocate a tennis?
I play volleyball a lot. Gioco molto a pallavolo.
Don't you play tennis? Non giochi a tennis?
We play football every Saturday. Giochiamo a calcio ogni sabato.
Do you play tennis well? Giochi bene a tennis?
Did you play tennis yesterday? Hai giocato a tennis ieri?
We will play baseball now. Giocheremo a baseball ora.
What sport do you play? Quale sport gioca?
Akira can play tennis well. Akira sa giocare bene a tennis.
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