Use 'manbeb' to express the act of reading, from a book to a sign.
How to say
To read
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Use 'yaqra'u' when talking about someone reading, like a book or a newspaper.
Use 'poṛa' to express the act of reading, from a book to a sign.
Use 'llegir' to express the act of reading, from a book to a sign.
Use 'číst' to describe the act of reading, from a newspaper to a letter.
Use 'at læse' to describe the act of reading, from a book to a newspaper.
Use 'lesen' to describe the act of reading, whether it's a book, a letter, or a sign.
Use 'diavazo' to express the act of reading, from a book to a menu.
Use 'leer' in any context where you are referring to the act of reading, from books to signs.
Use 'lugeda' to describe the act of reading, from a book to a newspaper.
Use 'irakurri' to describe the act of reading, from a book to a newspaper.
Use 'khāndan' to describe the act of reading, whether it's a book, a letter, or a sign.
Use 'lukea' to describe the act of reading, from a book to a newspaper.
Use 'lire' to talk about reading anything, from a newspaper to a novel.
Use 'ler' to express the act of reading, from a book to a sign.
Use 'vā̃cavuṁ' to express the act of reading, from a book to a sign.
Use 'karanta' to describe the act of reading, from a book to a newspaper.
Use 'likro' to express the act of reading, from a book to a sign.
Use 'paṛhnā' to describe the act of reading, from a book to a newspaper.
Use 'olvasni' to describe the act of reading, from a novel to a newspaper.
Use 'membaca' to express the act of reading, from a book to a sign.
Use 'að lesa' to express the act of reading, from a book to a sign.
Use 'leggere' to talk about reading, from a magazine to a historical document.
Use 'yomu' to express the act of reading, from a book to a sign.
Use 'ilkda' to describe the act of reading, from a book to a letter.
Use 'skaityti' to describe the act of reading, from a book to a newspaper.
Use 'lasīt' to express the act of reading, from a book to a sign.
Use 'vācaṇe' to describe the act of reading, from a book to a newspaper.
Use 'membaca' to describe the act of reading, from a book to a newspaper.
Use 'lezen' to describe the act of reading, whether it's a book, a letter, or a sign.
Use 'å lese' to express the act of reading, from a book to a sign.
Use 'paṛhnā' to describe the act of reading, from a book to a newspaper.
Use 'czytać' to describe the act of reading, from a novel to a recipe.
Use 'ler' for any instance of reading, from a book to a billboard.
Use 'a citi' to talk about reading, whether it's a book, a magazine, or a sign.
Use 'chitat'' to express the action of reading, be it a newspaper or a poem.
Use 'läsa' to express the act of reading, from a book to a sign.
Use 'kusoma' to describe the act of reading, from a book to a letter.
Use 'paṭikka' to describe the act of reading, from a book to a letter.
Use 'chadavaḍāniki' to express the act of reading, from a book to a sign.
Use 'àan' to describe the act of reading, from a book to a newspaper.
Use 'magbasa' to express the act of reading, from a book to a sign.
Use 'okumak' to describe the act of reading, from a book to a sign.
Use 'chytaty' to express the action of reading, whether it's a book or a sign.
Use 'paṛhnā' to describe the act of reading, from a book to a newspaper.
Use 'đọc' to express the act of reading, from a book to a sign.
Use 'kà' to express the act of reading, from a book to a sign.
Use 'yuèdú' in formal contexts, and 'kàn' (to look/read) in informal contexts.
Use 'jyún-duk' in formal contexts, and 'tai2' (to look/read) in informal contexts.
Use 'ukufunda' to describe the act of reading, from a book to a newspaper.