How to Use Verbs in Italian - Le coniugazioni in italiano | Italian Grammar Made Easy

[@MyItalianCircle]

È tutto chiaro? Is it all clear? Leave your questions below and let us know if you found this video useful 😊

[@malaykumarmukherjee2062]

Grazie signora Anna per questo video qello che molto molto importante per imparare la lingua italiana.Grazie di cuore.

[@MyItalianCircle]

Grazie a te 😊

[@jonkomatsu8192]

Perfect timing, and just what I needed. Grazie mille, ci vediamo! 🤙

[@MyItalianCircle]

Benissimo Jon 😊

[@marieparker9460]

Can you recommend a workbook for verb conjugation please? Grazie

[@MyItalianCircle]

Italian Verb Drills Fifth Edition by McGraw Hill is definitely good! 😊

[@nancyprobst6311]

Great information and easily understood. Thank you so much! Love your Italian Grammar book. Huge help!

[@MyItalianCircle]

So happy to hear it! Join us for some verb practice next week.

[@davidstone3831]

Questo é un video interessante. I verbi italiani sono sempre intrigante e non avevo realizzato che non abbiamo le coniugazioni in inglese.

[@MyItalianCircle]

In inglese solo il verbo essere ha una coniugazione completa - e irregolare, come l'italiano! Per gli altri verbi ci sono solo alcune forme, il participio passato, il gerundio... molto più facile 😅

[@alirezaasghari4547]

Nice and practical

[@MyItalianCircle]

Grazie :)

[@Ricardo5911jakakak]

grazie mille, sono brasiliano, io amare italiano

[@MyItalianCircle]

Ciao, viva il Brasile! :)

[@antoniofuturatiani74]

No, I am struggling and still do not understand or get Italian Verb Conjugation or Grammar after 38 years of trying to learn. It is just too difficult and complicated for me to grasp even though I am related to Italians in DNA Ancestry but I was taught English in a school in Manchrster UK. Antonio Futura Tiani3574 Ancoats Milesplatting Northern Quarter Little Italia Manchester.

[@MyItalianCircle]

Hi Antonio, I'm sorry to hear that, but I must say that it's not uncommon - I know several English speakers who have a really hard time with Italian grammar. I hope this doesn't prevent you to enjoy the language altogether!

[@antoniofuturatiani74]

@@MyItalianCircle yes, what the problem is, is that I don't understand in Italian language how the Verbs, Nouns, Pronouns, Adjectives and Transitive Verbs when joined together in an Italian Conversation within Sentences then automatically change the meaning of the Sentences to something completely different in meaning. For example, like ( Prendere ) means ( To Take ) but when you have a Phrase like ( Non ci prendo ) the meaning changes to ( I don't get it ). Another Example is ( È le fa ) means ( and he does them ) but when you add ( Dovere ) to the end of the sentence i.e. ( È le fa dovere ) the meaning changes to ( and it is her duty ). These examples are what confuse me in reading, speaking and listening to Italian language that I find extremely difficult and complicated to get a grasp of. Any tricks or tips to help me understand the way the meaning changes in Italian grammar because for me as an English speaker it doesn't make any sense. Okay. But thanks for your reply. Antonio Futura Tiani3574.

[@paulakhs]

It’s not the root it’s the stem. 😚

[@MyItalianCircle]

Root, stem... and also affix and base 😃