change

The Italian verb 'cambiare' translates to 'change' in English. It can be used in a variety of ways just as 'change' is in English. It can refer to changing one's clothes, thoughts, or direction. Just like in English, it can also refer to the concept of change or transformation. It is used in phrases such as 'cambiare idea' (change one's mind), 'cambiare strada' (change the road or direction) and 'cambiare vestiti' (change clothes).

Example sentences using: cambiare

Devo cambiare la mia auto

I need to change my car

The phrase is used when the speaker needs to replace his car, maybe because is old or damaged.

Mi piace cambiare pettinatura ogni tanto

I like to change my hairstyle every now and then

The speaker uses this phrase when he/she enjoys changing their hairstyle frequently for variety or style.

Cambiare direzione può essere difficile

Changing direction can be difficult

The phrase is used to describe that altering one's path or decision, in life or literally, can be challenging.