Insieme

Together, we watch a movie every Friday night.

'Insieme' is an adverb in Italian that means 'together'. Use it at the beginning of the sentence to emphasize the collective activity of watching a movie.

Together we can watch a horror movie.

'Possiamo guardare' translates to 'we can watch' indicating a potential or proposed activity that can be done as a group, with 'Insieme' implying the action will be done collectively.

We enjoyed the movie together.

'Abbiamo apprezzato' means 'we enjoyed'. Here 'insieme' is used at the end of sentence, signifying that the enjoyment was a shared experience.

Together, we can decide the next movie to watch.

This sentence implies a shared decision-making process, emphasized by the use of 'Insieme' at the start.

I want to watch the movie with you, together.

'Voglio guardare' is 'I want to watch' - showing a desire to share an experience, which is strengthened by the concluding 'insieme'.

Let's go to the cinema together to watch the new movie.

'Andiamo' means 'let's go', suggesting an activity on the horizon. Using 'Insieme' stresses that it's a group activity.

This movie is more fun when we watch it together.

This sentence expresses that the movie, and presumably the experience of viewing it, becomes heightened when done 'Insieme' – as a collective activity.

Together, we laughed all the time during the movie.

This sentence recounts a shared past experience of watching a movie. The use of 'Insieme' implies that the act of laughing was communal and part of the experience.

Together, we always comment on the movie we're watching.

This shared ongoing habit of commentary while watching a movie is specified by the use of 'Insieme' at the beginning of the sentence.

We're watching the movie together in our room.

'Stiamo guardando' (we're watching) is present progressive in Italian, describing an action happening right now. 'Insieme' denotes that this activity is done in each other's company.