No. 969 in Italian
trovate
"Found" or "you find" (depending on context).
In a sentence
Le trovate dei bambini sono sempre creative.
The children's antics are always creative.
In this sentence, 'trovate' refers to clever or inventive ideas, often associated with improvisation or mischief.
Avete trovato le chiavi che avevate perso?
Did you find the keys you had lost?
Here, 'trovate' is the past participle of 'trovare' used in a question regarding locating something.
Se le trovate online, compratele subito.
If you find them online, buy them immediately.
In this instance, 'trovate' acts as the second-person plural present indicative form of 'trovare,' in giving an instruction.
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