POTERE - learn how to conjugate the irregular verb "potere". Learn ITALIAN grammar

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Great video! I like this format keep it doing!💪🏻

[@LanguageswithGeorgiana]

Appreciate it! 😊

[@WesleyMears-l9j]

Grande video, questi sono fantastico, molto apprezzato questi videos, adori i tuoi video, imparare step per step il coniugazione, adoro i tuoi videos, Georgiana 🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹 Grazie mille per tutto, Adoro l'Italiano

[@LanguageswithGeorgiana]

Che bello 🤩 mi fa tanto piacere sapere questo! Grazie per il tuo bel commento! 🤗🤗🤗

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Thank you for teaching, am I am New

[@LanguageswithGeorgiana]

You are very welcome 🤗 thanks for watching!

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Grazie mille per il corso italiano

[@LanguageswithGeorgiana]

Prego 🤗

[@thilinilokugamage540]

You are a great person who doing things ,what they said .Excellent description to me .Very thank you.Again this is my 3rd comment,earlier comments not added.😊

[@LanguageswithGeorgiana]

Thank you so much 💚 And thanks for letting me know, I’ve sent an email regarding this, hopefully no more issues from now on. 🤗🤗🤗

[@thilinilokugamage540]

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[@AsiaKhatun-k7i]

Good.Go ahead.

[@LanguageswithGeorgiana]

Thank you 🤗

[@KoliJallow]

Can you also check the imperfect has the same English interpretation with condizionale presente. Thanks

[@LanguageswithGeorgiana]

In Italian, the imperfetto (imperfect) and condizionale presente (present conditional) correspond to different tenses in English: 1. **Imperfetto (Imperfect):** - This tense is often translated into English as the past continuous or past progressive tense. - It describes ongoing or repeated actions in the past. - Example: "Stavo leggendo un libro" can be translated as "I was reading a book" or "I used to read a book." 2. **Condizionale Presente (Present Conditional):** - This tense is often translated into English as the conditional tense. - It is used to express hypothetical situations, desires, wishes, or polite requests. - Example: "Leggerei un libro" can be translated as "I would read a book" or "I could read a book." While the imperfect focuses on describing ongoing actions in the past, the present conditional focuses on hypothetical or unreal situations in the present or future.

[@KoliJallow]

@@LanguageswithGeorgiana thanks you very much

[@LanguageswithGeorgiana]

You’re welcome 😉

[@KoliJallow]

Please can you do the same with many verbs as you can. Thanks

[@LanguageswithGeorgiana]

Will do. 😊 thanks for letting me know that you’re finding it useful!

[@thilinilokugamage540]

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[@LanguageswithGeorgiana]

Hmmm I don’t know either … it doesn’t depend on me, I hope they’ll fix the issue soon …

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