What is 'stay' when translated from English to Italian?

Answer 1

stare pronounced: 'star-ray' with a roll on the 'r' To stay is the verb "stare" or "to stay." Often, Italians ask, "Come stai?" meaning "How are you staying?" or just "How are you?" Someone looking to stay in a hotel might ask, "Posso stare al vostro hotel?" which translates, "Can I stay in your hotel?"

Answer 2

"You're" and "You are" are English equivalents of the Italian word Stai. The second person informal singular present indicative verb also translates as "You remain" or "You stay" according to English context. The pronunciation will be "steye" in Pisan Italian.