I just looked at the answer and thought someone had answered it. But when I looked carefully, it turned out that it was all done randomly. hehe. They are people of the same mind. I forgot some of them, so I looked them up in the dictionary. 99% correct

a capriccio fantasy (free in rhythm)

rinfz strengthen (every sound) (the full name should be rinforzando)

poco rall Slowly, little by little

veloce Fast, agile.

velocissimo extremely fast, extremely agile

cantando singing

smorzando e rit gradually disappearing and crescendo

piu( There is a short slash above u, to the left) appassionato more enthusiastically

smorz gradually disappearing (not sure about this - -!)

sempre piu appassionato e creasc always stay more Enthusiasm and crescendo

ten maintained

col ped. with pedal

assai very, very (adjective)

il canto ben marcato ed espressivo The theme is sufficiently prominent and expressive

sempre legate should be legato, right? Yes: stay coherent

sempre una corda Use the left pedal, the weak pedal, to play the tone softly

poco accelerando Accelerate little by little

tranquillo quiet

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dolcissimo (is that a typo? If combined it should mean very graceful and soft)

martellato short and firm

senza ped. Without pedal

con somma passione Is the word in the middle wrong? Is it with suppressed enthusiasm or loud and loud enthusiasm? Choose one of the two

poco string is a little accelerated, but it also means to speed up, and it is also relative speed

non trappo veloce is not too fast

marc. ed espressivo March-like and expressive

marcatissimo March-like and mighty

Haha~~ I hope it will be helpful to you. "Rigoletto" is not easy to play, I don't even bother to play it