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loro litigano

argue, fight

→ litigare
litig argue, fight + ano 3rd person plural present
verb · third plural · present indicative Rare #22,870
argue, fight Used for people having an argument (often verbal); can also imply a quarrel or dispute.
IT: I miei vicini litigano spesso per il rumore.
EN: My neighbors often argue about the noise.
Conjugation of litigare
Indicative present
SingularPlural
First litigo litighiamo
Second — litigate
Third litiga litigano

Loro litigano sempre per il denaro.

They always fight about money.

Litigano.

They’re arguing.

— Divorzio all'italiana (1961)

I miei amici litigano spesso con i genitori.

My friends often argue with their parents.

Sembravate due foche che litigano per un chicco d'uva.

You looked like two seals fighting over a grape.

— Iron Man 2 (2010)

Loro litigano sempre per i soldi.

They always fight about money.

Non parlano mai loro, litigano.

They never talk, they argue.

Odio quando litigano.

I hate when they fight.

Tom e Mary litigano quasi ogni giorno.

Tom and Mary argue almost every day.

Perché i ragazzi litigano?

Why do kids fight?

Litigano?

Are they arguing?

— Suzume (2022)

Sento mia madre e mio padre che litigano.

I hear my mother and father arguing.

— The Garden of Sinners Chapter 5: Paradox Paradigm (2008)

Ultimamente litigano molto di più.

Lately, they’ve been arguing much more.