[ESSERE Conjugation Italian] Learn 5 BASIC Tenses of Italian verb TO BE | Italian Verb Conjugation

[@TriniKyara]

madam...can you explain differences between passato prossimo and imperfetto.....

[@zencar1]

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[@ItalianTeacherValentina]

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Voi siete miglior insegnante signora Valentina

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[@ItalianTeacherValentina]

Grazie, benvenuto!

[@franciskim7674]

I am the south korean. I am fluent in both English and Korean. I have studied French, Spanish, and Russian on my own.However, I am not good at those three languages. My next is Italian. I have find out that the most European languages have great variation on the verb. As an Asian, Verbs of European languages are really difficult to learn. Your video is really helpful to learn Italian. Thank you so much, Valentina.

[@sdrealtor777]

Out of all the instructors I watch on KZbin you are the absolute best at explaining things! Thank you.

[@ItalianTeacherValentina]

Thank you so much for your appreciation, Sharron!

[@pierremiriam]

Yes please make a video on the difference between impefectto and Passato prossimo thank you!

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[@abidjan1088]

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[@chrischiesa4850]

Awesome. Grazie mille. Yes, pls produce a video about when/how to use the different past tenses.

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[@ItalianTeacherValentina]

Benvenuta, Nina!

[@alihindi7205]

Thanks very much for all the lesson you posted, They are really very useful for any one wishing to learn Italian. I have watched a video you posted that explained the difference between ESSERE and STARE, but I couldn't find any lesson that explains STARE alone, and thanks again

[@brookefesta]

Ciao Valentina! My Italian tutor is having a baby so I won’t have lessons for a month. I am only very basic level of Italian, but I know I must get better with my conjugations so while she is away, you are helping me! 😁 grazie mille Valentina ✨

[@ItalianTeacherValentina]

Fantastic, Brooke!

[@MaritinaKisaka]

I understand the way ur teaching ...ur lessons are amazing .. be blessed Madame ...❤

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[@ItalianTeacherValentina]

Grazie a te, Ruth! ❤

[@edcell7955]

Ciao Valentina grazie mile per la tua insegnanza io sto imparando l'italiano e guardando il tuo video fare che le parole diventano piu facile di capire (I'm learning it took me like 5 minutes to put the sentence together ) Just wanted to say Thank you very much Valentina for providing us the means to learn. Your videos are great and well explained I love your channel.

[@ItalianTeacherValentina]

Sono felice di esserti utile, Ed! Buon apprendimento! 😊

[@huangchih-hao9195]

This is very useful for me. I want to learn more about " passato prossimo" and "imprefetto" in Italiano. Grazie mille Valentina.

[@ItalianTeacherValentina]

I'm glad you liked it, Ken. I'll make a video on that!

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anch'io signora

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[@ItalianTeacherValentina]

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[@FridahKijumwa]

perfetto💯.... grazie amico 🥰

[@nosakhareloveth1]

Yes make a video thank you ❤

[@brianakiri9020]

Wonderful! Give more please 🙏🏽

[@johnhesner5137]

Stella - you mentioned you were going to do a video on the difference between the imperfect and past tense for essere? Did you ever make one? I think you need a video for the same tenses for avere as well. Great video.

[@ItalianTeacherValentina]

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[@joevahniplaisil2291]

As a French speaker and Spanish speaker, learning Italian is fun because of the similarities. It is structured exactly like French and it sounds like Spanish 😁

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[@learndaily3793]

Hai mam your videos are really good, which helps me a lot to learn the Italian language, for I love it so much.

[@ItalianTeacherValentina]

Grazie Helen, I'm glad you find them helpful!

[@ejazali4465]

Very helpful video for learning Italian

[@liaqatkhattak6316]

EXCELLENT VIDEO.

[@SarahWilson-nl6wj]

Hi - very clear lesson thank you. Some examples to explain when imperfetto and passato prossimo would be used would be very helpful.

[@ItalianTeacherValentina]

I have that already on my list for future videos! 😉

[@MrTonyradford]

That was great, thanks.

[@mikebrunet7995]

Grazie mille. Tutto chiaro.

[@ItalianTeacherValentina]

Bene! Ne sono contenta

[@SebakGope-u8m]

Think you

[@JerryPodesta-yp5wh]

Imperfecto,that is.

[@BegiB]

Cool. Thanks Examples. Basic (s)

[@ItalianTeacherValentina]

I'm planning on making more videos with example sentences

[@malikusmanusmanawan6321]

Grazie ! Molto bena 😍

[@johnsalahub2839]

Valentina, thank you so much for your clear, precise teaching technique. I am so pleased to have you as one of my KZbin instructors.

[@ItalianTeacherValentina]

Grazie a te, John! I'm glad you find my teaching style helpful and I am grateful for your appreciation and support. :)

[@RajaWaqarAhmed-mk8ve]

Perfetto ❤

[@bar60strong23]

Need more! 🎉🎉🎉

[@tharutharu]

Great ..im always study

[@khadijaranda7721]

Thank you very much for you

[@ItalianTeacherValentina]

Ahhh!! Grazie a te! 😊

[@vincentlinu9060]

Thank you, for the wonderful classes. God bless you.

[@richfratello8181]

Hi Stella, thanks for the video explaining various tenses of the verb "essere". Please my request to you is to clarify differences between 'I was =sono stato' and *I was =ero*. The rest of the tenses are very clear and I thank you for doing that. You're a great teacher indeed. Ci vediamo la prossimo video.

[@ItalianTeacherValentina]

Certo, I just added it to my list! Buona giornata!

[@richfratello8181]

Cin cin! Ciao bella!

[@gracebernal8]

Si, Maestra, per favore please tell us the usage of the passato prossimo e imperfetto. Grazie

[@sarahndungu7517]

Halo. Thanks so much. Please make a video of why we use the two past tenses. Thanks

[@EdenBelay-b4q]

Thank you

[@punkyradman2339]

Thank you for this great video. I seem to remember what I learned best with examples. e.g. Oggi sono contento. Ieri ero felice. Do you have any lessons that use this verb in actual sentences? Mille grazie.

[@ItalianTeacherValentina]

Not yet but I have already added it to my list for future videos.

[@2atikurrohoman]

nice mam . thanks

[@catherineakhare236]

Thanks so much. I am glad. I would like to know the difference the passato semplice and imperfect

[@ItalianTeacherValentina]

I have that in my list for future videos! ;)

[@josephluccarelli7348]

Still confused between Essere Passato Prossimo and Essere Imperfetto, could you further explain, thank you.

[@juniorpnhr]

Fantastico

[@ItalianTeacherValentina]

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[@pppdmahua]

English is really the easiest western language to learn, at least in terms of grammar...those conjugations, OH MY GOD!!!

[@ItalianTeacherValentina]

ahah true!! 😅

[@zadokcoaching3528]

You are magnificent. Did you ever make the video of when to use passato prossimo vs imperfetto? I continue to learn from you Grazie

[@ItalianTeacherValentina]

Not yet but it's on my list!

[@rukhsanalucasgill1875]

Hi dear Stella I would like to know how to make difference between verbi essre and avere while speaking. Thank you.

[@musafirra]

Please make the video on the difference between imperfectoo and passato prossimo

[@creativeclerk6087]

Hello Valentina, I love your videos, and I think I am learning. I am a native English speaker who learned Spanish as a young adult. Now, I want to learn another language, and I have chosen Italian because of various reasons. The subjunctive verb mode is used a lot in Spanish. Have you created a lesson on the use of the subjunctive in Italian? Thanks for your lessons. I look forward to making more progress😊

[@ItalianTeacherValentina]

Ciao e benvenuto! No, I don't have a video on the subjunctive yet. In bocca al lupo per il tuo apprendimento dell'italiano! :)

[@MelvisAko-xm1kv]

Please I will like to know the difference between imperfetto and passato prossimo please

[@juliepeters7239]

Great

[@simontravels3707]

Buonasera Valentina Stella! Would you please make a video about the differences between Essere imprefetto and Essere passato prossimo. thank you

[@ameh-l9f]

You're really cool with your explanations. do you have any video on how to use the Imperfetto?

[@ItalianTeacherValentina]

Graze Ameh, not yet! I will make one in the future.

[@RajaWaqarAhmed-mk8ve]

plz i need videos about essere 😊

[@soadyp]

thanks for the videos. Small feedback, my italian coach suggested that the english translation you used for passato prossimo for eg io sono stato , is better as i have been. The imperfetto, io ero you translate as i was.

[@ItalianTeacherValentina]

Unfortunately that's often not correct, that's why I didn't use it. It's actually a very common mistake (most of the times). Let me give you an example: if you wanted to say "I have been a doctor for 20 years" and you translated it with "sono stato un dottore per 20 anni" you would actually be saying "I WAS a doctor for 20 years". That's what that sentence REALLY means in Italian. Totally different meaning. So: I have been a doctor for 20 years (you still are) > Sono un dottore (or "faccio il dottore") da 20 anni I was a doctor for 20 years ( you are not anymore) > Sono stato un dottore per 20 anni. Also, imperfetto is mostly used to say "I was" as in "I used to be", e.g. "Ero un dottore" (I used to be a doctor). I hope this clarifies it.

[@leemarose5823]

Please explain the difference between passato prossimo and Imperfetto ..where and how to use.... Thank you

[@RyanBrown01]

Can you please do video of a conversation where you speak in future tense much of the time? It would be helpful, and there doesn't seem to be much material like this available.

[@JerryPodesta-yp5wh]

Yes define difference between Passat prosimmo and imperfecto

[@ArmyHumveeLaat]

Please pretty please if it is convienient to you, make a video about where do you use passato prossimo and where - imperfecto. Would be great to know!

[@ritarobles4615]

Dear teacher, we need at least one example sentence with each tense, if possible. Thank you. You are very clear in your explanations. God bless.

[@JerryPodesta-yp5wh]

Please further explain imperfections and passato prossimo for essere

[@ItalianTeacherValentina]

I have that in my list for futre videos 😉

[@alwinjohnkochupurackal2130]

could you plz make a detailed video on essere uses in coversation

[@robertfortino8658]

Can you do a verb conjunction for Stare?

[@DanielaAsantewaa]

Please how do we use the essere passato prossimo and essere imperfetto ?❤

[@muhammadbceesay4586]

Please construct a sentence with this tenses so that we will understand more

[@robertfortino8658]

Do you have a website? This was perfect. I have other apps and tutorials, textbooks, and I am struggling. Please help

[@ItalianTeacherValentina]

I'm glad you found it helpful, Robert. And yes, I do have a website and you can also find my online courses there: www.valentinastellatutor.com/

[@rukhsanalucasgill1875]

Please may I know how remember to change the famine and masculine in verbi essre. Thank you.

[@ItalianTeacherValentina]

It depends on the subject. The gender of the subjects determines how the word after "essere" changes

[@kashishkr4419]

Osm thanku so much 🤍

[@angelapleasants8285]

I understand essere is the verb, To Be, in other words to describe existence, but does this verb also describe location? For examples, I am here or you are at home. Would this same verb be used in these 2 cases??

[@e.j.2279]

Hi Valentina. Should it be also io/tu stato for a male and stata for a female like in lui/lei?

[@ItalianTeacherValentina]

Yes, exactly! Any time you use essere, the following word needs to match the gender of the subject. So for example for me it would be "io sono statA"

[@ArtsySati]

Buongiorno! grazie mille per i video!. I learn a lot from you, but have to say, in one moment I was very confused because ... in Passato prossimo, at 4:11 you have " He/She were.." but that is not correct in English! 🙃so it took a moment to understand what you were actually saying...I had to ask my Italian Husband to clarify... 😋 Non ti preoccupari! just wanted to let you know. Otherwise I really enjoy your videos!

[@ItalianTeacherValentina]

Yes, I am aware I made a mistake. For some reasons, my brain switched to subjunctive 😅 Glad you enjoyed the video anyway!

[@mdabdulquadar3058]

Hi stella thank you for the video I would like to know about the essere imperfetto and passato sono Stato and ero

[@ItalianTeacherValentina]

Noted!

[@JaswinderKaur-wb4ob]

Explain the difference between passato prossimo and imperfetto.

[@stt5343]

Do you have a video on how to conjugate regular verbs, like parlare, for all 5 tense? The same 5 tenses you did here for essare. Or even 5 videos for the 5 tense? If not, could you make one?

[@ItalianTeacherValentina]

Not yet, I've done 3 tenses for many irregular verbs, you can find them here: kzbin.info/aero/PLaeKp_sNLJVxQEqQsnOs0LngGTMf-DwVn For regular ones, I do explain how to conjugate them in present tense in my beginner course, Italian 101: www.valentinastellatutor.com/how-to-enroll-in-the-italian-course-101/ And I've noted down your request ;)

[@stt5343]

@@ItalianTeacherValentina Thank you. Yes, I wiill ontinue watching your verb vidoes. You do a magnificent job in teaching.

[@RuthSliva]

I am new to Italian. I love how u teach but it is so confusing the conjugation of Essere. I am getting so mixed up. Help

[@michaels3003]

This is an old video, but some people still watch it. I was, you were, etc., are simple past forms. So saying that "I was = Io sono stato" is INCORRECT. It should have been: "I have been = Io sono stato", etc.

[@sarahndungu7517]

I would like to learn the Use of g, gn, ghi, gn

[@BednLinenPtyLtd]

Can you teach us how to say talk/talking etc Grazie

[@mohammadaria509]

Hiii...how we can choose to take passato prossimo or simple past...I noticed passato prossimo is more common to use

[@ItalianTeacherValentina]

I will make a video on that in the future. Stay tuned! ;)

[@josip9]

Sono andato al mare la settimana scorsa. (Passato Prossimo). Andavo al mare ogni estate. (Imperfetto)

[@ItalianTeacherValentina]

Perfetto, Josip!

[@kamaldeenolaleye1510]

Difference between passato prsimo and imperfeto

[@davidbenedicta4728]

PLS 🙏 make a video

[@saimonkinyotha2157]

I need the video of passato and imperferto

[@antoninadurnford4790]

Would like examples please

[@ItalianTeacherValentina]

I have that on my list already for future videos ;)