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The Italian verb PIANGERE
PIANGERE (to cry)

(io) piango
(tu) piangi
(lui/lei/Lei) piange
(noi) piangiamo
(voi) piangete
(loro) piangono

A regular verb of the second group with a little variation in its pronunciation.

Here are a few examples with this verb:

Piango sempre.
I always cry.

Perché piangi?
Why are you crying?
May 6, 2019 8:05 AM
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