voi litigate

you argue, you fight

→ litigare
litig to argue, to quarrel, to fight + ate you plural present/command ending
verb · present tense, 2nd-person plural Rare #42,017
you argue, you fight In these examples, this is the informal plural form, used when speaking to more than one person.
IT: Perché litigate sempre?
EN: Why are you always arguing?
Conjugation of litigare
Indicative present
SingularPlural
First litigo litighiamo
Second — litigate
Third litiga litigano
Imperative
SingularPlural
First — litighiamo
Second litiga litigate

Non litigate!

Don't argue!

— Perfect Blue (1998)

È difficile dormire quando lei e Agda litigate.

It's hard to sleep when you and Agda argue.

— Il posto delle fragole (1957)

Vi prego, non litigate proprio oggi che è il compleanno della nonna e dovremmo festeggiare.

Please don't argue today, it's grandma's birthday and we should be celebrating.

Per questo litigate.

That's why you're fighting.

— Solaris (1972)

Non litigate, giocate!

Don't fight, play!

— Il tamburo di latta (1979)