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"He/she/it pollutes," "(formal singular) You pollute," or (informal singular "you") Pollute!" may be English equivalents of "inquina."

The verb form is the present tense of either the indicative or the imperative. In the indicative the person about whom the speaker is talking is either the third person singular choice of "he/she/it" or the formal "you" ("Lei") in the singular. In the imperative, "tu" as the second person informal "you" is being commanded to pollute.

But whatever the form, the pronunciation is the same, as "een-KWEE-nah."

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