Usage examples of "va" in Italian with translation to English

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Lui va al cinema raramente. He rarely goes to the movies.
Non mi va di provare. I don't feel like trying.
Il tempo va così veloce. Time goes so quick.
Non mi va di mangiare. I don't feel like eating.
A volte tutto va male. Sometimes everything goes wrong.
Non mi va di mangiare adesso. I don't feel like eating now.
Perché non va a casa? Why don't you go home?
Ti va di mangiare con noi? Would you like to eat with us?
Va a scuola in bicicletta. He goes to school by bicycle.
A Tom non va di studiare. Tom doesn't feel like studying.
Questa strada va al parco. This road goes to the park.
Non mi va di mangiare ora. I don't feel like eating now.
Lui va raramente al cinema. He rarely goes to the movies.
Mi va di fare una passeggiata. I feel like taking a walk.
Lei va alla scuola serale. She goes to night school.
A Tom non va di mangiare. Tom doesn't feel like eating.
Raramente lui va al cinema. He rarely goes to the movies.
A Tom non va di cucinare. Tom doesn't feel like cooking.
Va a scuola in bici. He goes to school by bicycle.
Mi va di fare un bagno adesso. I feel like taking a bath now.
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