to make (a) noise

In Italian, 'fare rumore' is commonly used to describe the act of producing sound or noise. It can refer to a variety of contexts, from making loud sounds, like shouting or playing music, to more subtle noises, such as the rustling of leaves. The phrase combines the verb 'fare,' meaning 'to make,' with 'rumore,' which translates to 'noise.' It is often used in both casual conversation and formal writing to discuss sound-related activities.