Passato Prossimo (Italian Present Perfect)

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[@foreverplacido]

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[@99problemi]

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This video was extremely helpful and I am so appreciative. I plan to check out more of your videos because your lesson are well done and so easy to follow and comprehend. Thank you so much!!!

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[@Brandli]

Did you learn italian?

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So appreciated! Finally starting to understand!

[@Emulous_0]

Grazie, grazie, grazie!!! I had to do this in my class and this really helped!!!

[@99problemi]

Grazie a te! Thanks for watching.

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Molto grazie per l'aiuto, capisco adesso :)

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[@Lucianojr1996]

Ahh so it's like in french, we use the auxiliar verb before the principal to turn the phrase to the past, thank yoou very much for the video

[@99problemi]

***** Sì, it's almost exactly the same as French with avere for avoir and essere for être. The entire verbal systems of both languages are actually extremely similar, so if you learn one language, you can learn the other much faster by comparing and contrasting.

[@Lucianojr1996]

99problemi Great, I study French, and I see there are similiar things in italian

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[@99problemi]

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[@norbertsimon4873]

Ho studiato, hai controllato, ha lavato, ha venduto, abbiamo visitato, avete finito, hanno firmato, hanno salutato, avete pulito, abbiamo fumato.

[@favayanika]

grazie it was nice i learnd a lot i had a test on that i dindnt no much verbs when i saw this vidieo i learnd a lot thant beefro

[@99problemi]

I'm glad it was helpful. If you have a test coming up, let me know and I'll tell you if I have a video that can help.

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Grazie a te!

[@sahramukhtar4019]

hello, thank you so much for your videos they are really useful. I have a question I couldn't find a video about presente idicativo! dis you do a vidéos about that?? Thanx a lot

[@99problemi]

Thank you! I haven't made a video on the present indicative yet, but I hope to in the future.

[@99problemi]

Here is the video on the presente indicativo: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nKWveXxsa9iYr5o

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[@norbertsimon4873]

è partito, è entrata, sei arrivato, sono caduto, sono andato, è diventata, siamo partiti, siete usciti, sono salgono. sono nato.

[@99problemi]

sono salgono is incorrect because it doesn't have a past participle. Sono salito/a/i/e are all possible.

[@norbertsimon4873]

99problemi Ok. Va bene. Grazie mille.

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sono saliti/salite. Scusi. It was too late.

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[@xXPurpleLoliTranceXx]

Sono già andata I went already Siamo già andate We went already

[@99problemi]

These are correct. You can also say 'sono già andato (masc subject)' and 'sono già andati (plural masc or mix gender group)'

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[@99problemi]

Ciao, Here is a link to a video about i pronomi diretti: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mYuwmJlpbatnbc0. Unfortunately, I don't have a video on i pronomi indiretti, but I'll be sure to let you know when I do. Grazie mille!

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Seriously well-made lesson. Helped me review a lot before my exam coming up. Liked and subbed!

[@99problemi]

Awesome, thank you!

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[@Alwpiano]

I learned Spanish and they don't change from O to A depending on who did the verb. It would always be andado. Never andada.

[@99problemi]

True ... the Spanish present perfect doesn’t reflect gender in the past participle. Haber + past participle.

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[@3601danny]

Very helpful, grazie!

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+3601danny Grazie a te, Danny! Let me know if you have any questions.

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[@seoulmate1360]

Does the Italian past tense and past perfect tense conjugate the same way? If so, how will you be able to recognize which is which?

[@99problemi]

Technically there are many past tenses in Italian: passato prossimo, imperfetto, trapassato prossimo, passato progressivo, and all their subjunctive equivalents. This video is about the Italian passato prossimo or perfect tense.

[@seoulmate1360]

+99problemi I wanna learn Italian but the conjugations are a headache..Thanks anyway for the great videos

[@99problemi]

True ... there are a lot of conjugations in Italian. The more you work with them, the easier it gets. Keep at it and let me know if you ever have questions.

[@sahramukhtar4019]

Good morning, Thank you so much for your videos they are very helpful for me. I would like to ask you do u already did a video about the Futuro composto ?? If your answer is yes could you give me the link ? If not are you going to do it soon? I hope that you will. Thank you so much again 😊

[@99problemi]

You are very welcome Sahra. Unfortunately I haven't yet done a video for the futuro composto. I have one for the future semplice: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eJqnmXmHaM2cmsU I'll be sure to let you know when I make one. Thanks for watching.

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99problemi 99problemi I saw the one about the futuro semplice and that helped me a lot in my exam but now I was looking for the Futuro composto and your videos are the best honestly. Thanx a lot

[@99problemi]

You're welcome! I appreciate your support. I'll see what I can do about the futuro composto.

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[@xXPurpleLoliTranceXx]

I have a question, if you're a girl do you use for instance ”l'ho studiata” if I'm talking about the possato prossimo within myself, do I use the a as the ending if I'm talking about me? Or if that only the gender specify if someone else is doing something?

[@99problemi]

Ciao! "l'ho studiata" means "I studied it (referring to a feminine object)" When the auxiliary verb is avere, you can't tell the gender of the subject because the past participle doesn't change. (Only the helping verb essere shows the gender of the subject in the past participle.) Your example has a feminine -a ending because of the l' (la) direct object.

[@xXPurpleLoliTranceXx]

@@99problemi sorry I meant “Sono studiata per un'esame” 😅 like if I'm talking about myself, a girl.

[@99problemi]

@@xXPurpleLoliTranceXx Well ... this is true, but you can only use avere as a helping verb when putting studiare in the past tense. Ho studiato. 'Sono studiato' is incorrect. You can study the verbs that use essere as an auxiliary verb with this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/l4i9oXWFrrJ8hLs