Questions & Answers about Dobbiamo accettare la realtà.
Dobbiamo is the present tense, first-person plural form of dovere, which means to have to / must.
So:
- io devo = I must / I have to
- tu devi = you must
- lui/lei deve = he/she must
- noi dobbiamo = we must / we have to
- voi dovete = you all must
- loro devono = they must
In this sentence, dobbiamo tells you that the subject is we, even though noi is not stated.
In Italian, subject pronouns are often left out because the verb ending already shows who is doing the action.
- Dobbiamo already means we must
- So noi dobbiamo is possible, but usually unnecessary
You would include noi only for emphasis or contrast, for example: