[AVERE Conjugation Italian] Learn 5 BASIC Tenses of TO HAVE in Italian| Italian Verb Conjugation

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Please make a video for difference between passato prossimo and imperfeto

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Yes please explain between avere and essese (passato prossimo and imperfetto

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Thank you Valentina, please make videos on how and when to use different tenses in Italian.

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😄 It IS a lot, Teresa! You are not supposed to memorize all of them at once. Pick one to practice with and when you feel more confidente, move to the next one 😉

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[@ItalianTeacherValentina]

I'm so glad you are finding my videos helpful and engaging, Reji. That's exactly what I've been striving for as a teacher all these years. Happy you appreciate it!

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Please make more videos explaining imperfect tense

[@antoninadurnford4790]

Good afternoon, I like your videos but as I am complete novice in Italian and doing it myself, I need a lot of examples how and when to use those verbs and conjugations. I can look at conjugations in any dictionary but it is the examples that are valuable to me. Thanks

[@ItalianTeacherValentina]

Buongiorno Antonina, thanks for your valuable feedback! I'm planning on making more videos with just example sentences, stay tuned!

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I very much enjoy your videos and teaching style. Could you please provide examples of the tenses and how and when to use them. Thank you so much!

[@ItalianTeacherValentina]

I'm planning on making more example videos

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I started following the channel not long ago but please construct a sentence with tense so we will understand more.

[@SteveVorrasi]

I have no idea when using the past tense would be preferred over using the imperfect tense. I welcome a video explaining the difference. Thanks..

[@DaniilMeshavkin]

So, imperfetto = past simple? Well, this is a very useful information indeed. From now on I can use either past simple or past perfect in italian depending upon a situation. Because this is a large distinction for me between "I did" (io facevo) and "I have done" (io ho fatto). I hope, I understood your correctly? It enlarges my possibilities in the conversation. Gratias(m) ago!

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[@EmmanuelJoy-ho3cp]

Hello i really love your videos and I find it very helpful but i have a question about essere and avere, how and when do we use them ,please explain on how to use them😊thank you

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Would you please make a video to how use Pssato prossimo and imperfecto. Thank you.

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Please provide examples of when to use the different tenses - need context x

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Tysm for ur effort I liked italian because of u But plz can u tell us when do we use each of these tenses Cuz i felt confused Grazie valentina❤️❤️🥰

[@homamombeni8727]

Dear Valentina I was wondering if you could explain the difference between passato prossimo and imperfetto in Italian and making some sentences both in Italian and English? Can’t wait to learn it I do appreciate it

[@ItalianTeacherValentina]

I have that on my list!

[@Snafuski]

Hello, I am brushing up on my Italian (which I learned as a boy, without grammar!) .... I also teach languages (English/German): It might be helpful for people to understand the slight difference between the imperfect and the "prossimo," which is in fact the present perfect.... The "perfect" refers to the completed action in the past. .... whereas the imperfect is an action that was not completed (also simple past). The Germans have the "Perfekt) and the Präteritum" to express these two past actions.

[@ItalianTeacherValentina]

Benvenuto! Yes, I plan to make a video on that in the feature, just wanted this video to be more focused on the actual conjugations to memorize them with the correct pronunciation. :)

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@@ItalianTeacherValentinaI am awaiting the video please let me know if it’s titled something different as I can’t see it in your video list, love your videos as well

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I would like to learn any tips or tricks you can provide to help us memorize the conjugations and their meanings.

[@ItalianTeacherValentina]

Noted!

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Please explain differences between passato prossimo and imperfetto

[@ItalianTeacherValentina]

Here's my dedicated video on this very subject: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pHnVoYR8qdFgqtU

[@tompason5895]

Thank you for this clear explanation I do have a question. The past perfect do you use example io ho avuto preso I soldi. Tom

[@ItalianTeacherValentina]

Ciao Tom, ottima domanda! The past perfect in Italian is usually "trapassato prossimo", which is made with imperfetto di avere + participio passato, so in your example "Avevo preso i soldi" (I had taken the money)

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Ciao .. difference between passato prossimo e imperfetto .. per favore Singora

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Hi Valentina. Quick question: is Voi used for both formal/informal? In spanish we have vosotros (infor) and Ustedes (formal). Trying to make use of my Spanish to learn Italian....How wonderful to know Latin languages!

[@ItalianTeacherValentina]

Yes, in Italian "voi" is the only form for plural you, so you can use it both in formal and informal contexts. 😉

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Mam please make a video on how to use the all different tenses like presente , passato prossimo, imperfetto, imperativo, congiuntivo, futuro , condizionale, tra passato . It Will be great help for us.❤

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when sayingcan I when do we use posso as in posso entrare vs riesco? ability versus permission, thank you

[@ItalianTeacherValentina]

This deserves a whole video (I have that on my list), but yes, briefly speaking "potere" is more similar to "may" and "riuscire" is more similar to "to be able to".

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[@CeciliaStern]

Can you explain how to use the to same had in avere

[@mdabdulquadar3058]

What is the different in between

[@ItalianTeacherValentina]

The difference between what?

[@mdabdulquadar3058]

Io avevo and Io ho avuto means avere imperfetto and Avere passato prossimo

[@ItalianTeacherValentina]

@@mdabdulquadar3058 Io avevo is more similar to "I used to have" and "Io ho avuto" is more similar to "I had" in English, although oftentimes "Io avevo" can mean "I had" in English also. The point is that in English one expression (I had) can have different specific meanings depending on the context, whereas in Italian you need to be more specific and pick the right one. I'm definitely going to make a video on this difference in the near future!

[@Enchiladamaster]

Hi Valentina , this is truly confusing for me as well .. I hope that you could further explain .. perhaps you mean , I had to I have had ???? Because in English those terms boil down to same definition but are used differently

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And how do you know when to use essere and when to use avere

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Please how to use it

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Salve, professoressa. Io bisogno subito la spegiazione di la diferenza tra passato prossimo e l'imperfetto. I need example sentences, per favore. Grazie mille!

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Hi , Please give the difference

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Avere - presente Io ho Tu hai Lui/Lei ha Noi abbiamo Voi avete Loro hanno

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Why not explain the difference between Passato Prossimo and Imperfetto in this video ?

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Io sarò a casa. Ieri ho mangiato la pizza. Io ho comprato la frutta. Io sono croato. Stamattina siamo stati del dentista. Ieri sera abbiamo bevuto un cocktail. Ieri ho preparato una cena per venti persone. Noi saremo felici. Leggerò un libro stasera. Dormiremo fino a tardi domenica prossima. Farò una torta per il tuo compleanno. Io sarei rimasto per te. Lei ha una casa grande. Lei ha avuto una casa grande. Lei avrà una casa grande. Loro avrebbero una vita migliore. Io avrei una bella piscina.

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When H alphabet is always silent then why do you have H in your alphabets

[@ItalianTeacherValentina]

Buona domanda! *Good question The fact that it's silent doesn't mean it doesn't have a role in our language. For example, the "h" changes the sound of some letters (c, g...) and is also used in the verb "avere" as you saw in the video, and that also avoids confusion in writing between words that have the same sound but a different meaning (like "o" = or and "ho" = I have)

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Voglio parlare meglio l'italiano...

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Penso che farò un video su questo argomento ;)

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