There are many different forms and ways you can conjugate verbs in the Italian language. i can go through some basic ones.
the verbs all get conjugated in the end and it all depends if the word ends in ARE, ERE, or IRE.
You will take those 3 letters off the verb and add the following based off who you are talking about. remember that:
io- I______ noi - we
tu-you ____voi - you all ( talking to a group of people)
lui- he_____ loro - they
lei - her
è- it
Present Tense-
ARE
io - O _______noi IAMO................. <---- the rest of the conjugations will remain in this
tu- I_________ Voi- ATE ...................shape.. i will be leaving out the subject for the
lui/lei/è- A ___Loro-ANO .................other conjugations
ERE
O___ IAMO
I___ ETE
E ___ONO
IRE
O ___IAMO
I ____ITE
E ___ONO
EXAMPLES -->
1.
i eat every day
ogni- every
giorno- day
mangiare- to eat
Conjugation -- mangiare -- io form= O mangi + O = mangio
= (io) mangio ogni giorno --- ( io) is optional because we know who we are talking about based off the conjugation
Other Are verbs are :
nuotare - to swim
ballare- to dance
cantare- to sing
camminare- to walk
Continuare- to continue
viaggiare- to travel
ascoltare- to listen
volare- to fly
suonare- to play an instrument
parlare- to speak
comminciare- to start
comprare- to buy
2.
they write
scrivere- to write
scrivere--- they form = ONO---- scriv+ ONO = Scrivono
Othere Ere verbs are:
Correre- to run
vedere- to see
vendere- to sell
leggere- to read
bevere- to drink
vivere- to live
credere-to believe
chiudere- to close
prendere- to take
3. we sleep
dormire - to sleep
dormire--- we form = IAMO ---- dorm= IAMO = dormiamo
Other IRE verbs are :
sentire- to feel/ hear
aprire-to open
offrire- to offer
partire- to leave
servire- to serve
Some Ire verbs are considered * ISC * verbs. This is where you add isc before the appropriate ending and is only found in IRE verbs. *NOI and VOI form stays regular and doesnt have the ISC before it.
IRE ( ISC)
ISCO____ IAMO* ...........*** ISC verbs are also considered to be a boot verb
ISCI_____ ITE*............. because if you were to circle the irregular endings
ISCE ___ISCONO ..............it looks like a boot ( i put them in bold )
Here are some words that are ISC, ( a rule to help memorize them is if you count 5 letters backwards from the last letter and it is a VOWEL then it is an ISC verb
for example --- finire --- count backwards from the e 5 letters including the e. you land on the I therefore it is an ISC word.
Heres a list:
Finire- to finish
capire- to understand
ubbidire- to obbey
pulire - to clean
spedire- to send
EX:
Capisco____ Capiamo*
Capisci _____Capite*
Capisce ____Capiscono
the last verbs i will show you will be irregular verbs u just have to memorize.
Essere- to be _____________Avere- to have
sono___ siamo _______________ho ___abbiamo
sei ____siete_________________ hai ___Avete
è _____sono__________________ ha___ hanno
Volere- to want
Voglio__ Vogliamo
Vuoi__ _Volete
Vuole __Vogliono
Potere- to Can/ to be able to
Posso___ Possiamo
puoi____ Potete
può____ possono
Dovere- to have to / to Must
Devo____ dobbiamo
devi____ dovete
deve ____devono
Hope this helps ! ( sorry bout the lines all my spaces got erased!!! )
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