fare pace
to make peace / to make up
Beginner Phrase
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Pronunciation
/ˈfaːre ˈpaːtʃe/
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Cultural Note
Fare pace is essential in Italian relationships because arguments are common and generally not devastating. The ability to fight passionately and then make up quickly is considered healthy. Children are taught 'facciamo pace' from an early age, often sealed with a handshake or hug.
📝 Example Sentences
Dai, facciamo pace.
Come on, let's make up.
Hanno litigato ma poi hanno fatto pace.
They argued but then they made up.
Non riesco a fare pace con questa idea.
I can't make peace with this idea.