What is 'I really do' when translated from English to Italian?

Anonymous

∙ 15y ago

Updated: 8/17/2019

I do = [Io] faccio

I = Io; do = Faccio

Really = davvero (as in actually)

so you could say "Davvero, [Io] faccio"

If you're trying to say it more like "I do, very much":

Faccio realmente... you're probably better of with option 1: Davvero, [Io] faccio

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