Vuoi fumare is an Italian equivalent of 'You want to smoke'. The phrase is pronounced 'vwoy foo-MAH-ray'. The verb 'vuoi' means '[you] are smoking, do smoke, smoke'. The infinitive 'fumare' means 'to smoke'.
'Fumiamo' is an Italian equivalent of 'Let's smoke'.
The Italian word is the infinitive 'fumare' in its present imperative form. Pronouns often don't have to be used other than emphasis or clarification in Italian. Here, no pronoun is used because the subject is obvious from the verb form.
It's pronounced 'foo-MYAH-moh'.
A candle when it burns lets out smoke.
lets b honest he dose
because of the smoke it lets off
yes it is very nice
hau da ifi
"To smoke" (as in a cigar or cigarette) is fumare.fumare * (io) fumo * (tu) fumi * (egli) fuma * (noi) fumiamo * (voi) fumate * (loro) fumano "To smoke" (as in 'giving off smoke') is fare fumo ("make smoke"). For example: Il tacchino fa fumo. (The turkey is smoking.)
yes as long as you say its medicinal......;)
Chorizo well lets see i do know that they were TRYING to make Italian food and chorizo is NOT ITALIAN!!!!
They used to hang out, and drink wine and smoke spliffs.
Charlize Theron, the character in the movie The Italian Job does smoke cigarettes.
No, it's still illegal. You must be 18.
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