sperare
to hope
Pronunciation
/speˈra.re/
Cultural Note
'Speriamo' (let's hope) is one of the most frequently used expressions in Italian daily life. It reflects a cultural attitude that combines optimism with pragmatic acceptance of uncertainty — hoping for the best while acknowledging that outcomes are not always in our control.
📝 Example Sentences
Spero che tu stia bene.
I hope you are well.
Speravamo in un risultato migliore.
We were hoping for a better result.
Non smettere mai di sperare.
Never stop hoping.
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