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Ho was used a lot for I. They don't mention the io, tu, lui/lei.

1. Someone had pizza with their family

2.  A man said I watched a movie.

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Cos'hai means what you, and to respond, the interviewees said ho, or I
A guy ordered pizza for him and his family and another guy watched a movie.

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Avere was used in the past tense. They also conjugated "avere"

1. "prendere una pizza" - to get a pizza [for him and his family]

1. "fatto la cena" - a girl made dinner

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they used ho a lot instead of I, un po' di was used and the last girl said hanno. one person said they had pizza with his family

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I understood him saying ho often.

Someone ate pizza and someone watched a film.

Someone made dinner

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They don't use lui/lei in their speech

1. a woman said she ate dinner last night

2. Another woman said she rode he bike

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ho was used when the people were alone, (meaning "I") and I heard abbiamo since a girl was with another person. (meaning "we")

I understood that one person sang karaoke at a party, and one watched a film/movie

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it was being used to say that you "have done" the action

1) the interviewer was asking fatto, which means to do

2) one girl said she prepared dinner.

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People used ho for I.
Someone ordered pizza
One person watched a movie

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they used it to describe what they did one of them said something about pizza

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People substituted I with ho

Someone said they have a family
Someone said they were making dinner?

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Ho was used for when the person was alone but one girl said abbiamo because she was talking about the whole group she was with

One guy watched a film and another went on a bike ride

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avere was used to say what they had done in the past so they used ho and other conjugations

a guy made/bought a pizza
a guy watched a film

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cosi'hai is the what you and veri is yesterday so they are asking what you did yesterday and some one had pizza with there family and a man watched a movie 

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cosi'hai is the what you and veri is yesterday so they are asking what you did yesterday and some one had pizza with there family and a man watched a movie 

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i recognized that the guys is what did you do yesterday, the third girl said abbiamo, some said allora

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He said said cos'hai often.

He ate pizza yesterday.

The third girl said abbiamo.

One man saw a film.

The last girl ruined her pants

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Avere was used in the past tense

One man said he did Karaoke.

One woman said she prepared dinner.

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when he asked a group they said Abbiamo but when he asked one person they said ho 

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when he asked a group they said Abbiamo but when he asked one person they said ho 

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he had pizza with his family
the girl said she rode a bike

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People used ho to express what they did themselves.

A man watched a movie

a girl made dinner