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How To Master Italian Verb Conjugation In 5 Easy Steps
by Olly Richards
Even the most passionate and dedicated language-learners tend to groan when the time comes to work on Italian verb conjugation.
Itโs a dreaded part of learning the language that conjures images of frustrating conjugation tables and long nights spent attempting to memorise endless lists of words.
Conjugating Italian verbs is not glamorous. And when youโre starting out it can take a ton of concentration.
But if youโre feeling intimidated, wellโฆ donโt be!
With a bit of practice, youโll realise that Italian verb conjugation is actually much less difficult than it seems at first.
In fact, once you begin to understand the patterns in each tense, itโs actually pretty easy.
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What Is Verb Conjugation, Anyway?
โSo Olly, what is verb conjugation, anyway? And why do I need to learn it to speak Italian?โ
Great question!
In a nutshell, verb conjugation is the process of changing a verb in some way to indicate different meanings such as the person or number of people performing an action.
You do this in Italian, by changing the ending of the verb.
In practice, this means that verbs like โcookโ or โtalkโ will have different endings depending on the who is performing the action.
Believe it or not, as an English speaker, youโve been conjugating verbs your whole life; you just didnโt realise what you were doing!
Verb conjugations are relatively limited in English, and so we tend not to take notice of them.
However, in Italian, theyโre pretty obvious and itโs impossible to overlook them.
In Italian, just as in English, verbs are an important part of everyday speaking that comes naturally to native speakers. When a verb is conjugated incorrectly, though, it is jarring. That's not just the grammar villain talking โ verb conjugation is important for fluency.
There are several different verb tenses (and even moods) that can change the way a verb is formed in Italian.
In this post, youโll learn the basic conjugations to get you started in Italian, as well as the best ways to get Italian verb conjugation practice.
You can apply these ideas not only to the tenses addressed in this post, but also to more advanced tenses you will encounter as you continue to learn the language.
Italian Verb Conjugation Essere: The Verb โTo Beโ
To begin, letโs use the verb โto beโ in the present tense as an example of how we conjugate verbs every day.
This is a verb you probably use a lot in English, and will need a lot in Italian, too.
In English the words we use to express โto beโ change depending on the subject of the sentence. The conjugations of โto beโ in English are:
I am
You are
He/she is
We are
You (plural) are
They are
Now, letโs look at the same verb in Italian. The infinitive form of the verb โto beโ is essere. Check out the Italian verb conjugation chart below to see its present tense conjugations:
Congratulations, youโve just conjugated your first Italian verb!
As you can see, the verb has different conjugations depending on who is doing the action.
Easy, right?
Youโll be happy to learn that essere is actually one of the hardest verbs to conjugate because itโs an irregular Italian verb.
Sono, sei, รจ, siamo and siete all look very different from one another.
Luckily, most Italian verbs use regular conjugations, which means they follow a pattern that is the same every time.
Once you memorise that pattern, youโre set to correctly conjugate nearly any Italian verb you encounter in the present tense with ease.
Infinitive forms of regular Italian verbs always end with:
โere
-are
โire
When you conjugate a regular verb, you take the first part of the infinitive version of the verb and then add on the ending that correlates to the subject, the tense, and the ending of the infinitive version.
Depending on the type of verb youโre conjugating (-ere, -are or -ire) the endings will be different.
Conjugating Italian Verbs In The Present Tense
Letโs take a look at present tense verb conjugations for each of the three types of regular verbs used in Italian.
Verbs Ending With -are
First, hereโs an Italian verb conjugation table for โare verbs using the verb nuotare (to swim):
nuotare
(to swim)
nuoto
(I swim)
nuoti
(you swim)
lui/lei nuota
(he/she swims)
noi nuotiamo
(we swim)
voi nuotate
(you [plural] swim)
loro nuotano
(they swim)
Italian verb conjugation table for the verb nuotare (to swim)
As you can see, we remove the -are ending from the verb and add a different ending for each person instead. These endings are the same for all โare verbs, as you can see in the Italian verb conjugation chart below:
Verbs Ending With -ere
Next, letโs look at how you conjugate โere verbs. Check out the Italian verb conjugation table below to see how this works in practice:
scrivere
(to write)
scrivo
(I write)
scrivi
(you write)
lui/lei scrive
(he/she writes)
noi scriviamo
(we write)
voi scrivete
(you [plural] write)
loro scrivono
(they write)
Italian verb conjugation table for the verb scrivere (to write)
In the Italian verb conjugation chart below, you can see the endings for โere verbs:
Youโll notice that these endings are not exactly the same as the endings for โare verbs, but they are extremely similar.
The differences are subtle and thereโs an obvious pattern.
Pro Tip
Take notice every time you see a particular conjugation and try to recognise it. Verb conjugations might not be easy to remember at first but the more you see these conjugations, the more they will start to stick in your mind.
Verbs Ending With -ire
Finally, hereโs an Italian verb conjugation table for โire verbs, in this case partire (to leave):
partire
(to leave)
parto
(I leave)
parti
(you leave)
lui/lei parte
(he/she leaves)
noi partiamo
(we leave)
voi partite
(you [plural] leave)
loro partono
(they leave)
Italian verb conjugation table for the verb partire (to leave)
The Italian verb conjugation chart below gives the endings for โire verbs:
Again, this is not exactly the same set of endings you use for โare or โere verbs but it is extremely similar.
It will take some practice to get this locked into your memory. In my experience, the first verbs you learn are the hardest.
With each verb you master, you become more comfortable and the conjugation patterns come to you more naturally.
5 Tips For Getting Italian Verb Conjugation Practice
Now that you have a basic understanding of how Italian verb conjugation works, I have some handy tips and tricks to help your learning process go more smoothly and progress more quickly.
These are some great ways to help the conjugations stick in your memory. The ideas Iโm about to share will be helpful not only for the present tense, but also for the more advanced tenses you need to learn.
Start applying these habits early in your language-learning and you'll lay the foundations for success in Italian.
1. Learn The โIโ, โYouโ, & โWeโ Forms First
In day-to-day conversation, these are the forms that you will probably be using the most.
If you want to jumpstart your ability to communicate in Italian, this is the best place to start.
Of course, youโll eventually need the other forms too, but it is best to prioritise the most commonly used forms first.
If you are comfortable with the forms you need most, youโll feel more comfortable practising, and practising is key!
2. Balance Exercise & Repetition With Practice In Real Life Situations
Flashcards and Italian apps are no good if you still freeze up when you are asked a question. Likewise, if you practise without studying, you run the risk of practising incorrectly, which can lead to lots of confusion and bad habits.
You need to find a good balance of study through exercise/repetition and real-world practice.
You donโt have to be in Italy speaking to Italians to get real world practice. Real world practice can be as easy as having a chat in Italian with your friend who is also trying to learn the language or finding a language partner on a website like LanguaTalk.
3. Learn Important Italian Irregular Verbs
There arenโt that many irregular verbs in Italian, but I recommend seeking them out and committing them to memory before you begin seriously studying regular conjugations.
This way you wonโt be tempted to conjugate irregular verbs the regular way.
Youโll also notice that there are a handful of irregular verbs which are among the most commonly used in the entire Italian language. Mastering these early on is key to building a strong foundation in the language.
4. Listen To Italian Music
This tip is helpful for all aspects of language-learning, but Iโve found it particularly useful with verb conjugations.
I often found that when I was in the middle of a conversation, searching for the correct word, what came to mind wouldnโt be the charts Iโd spent hours studying, but rather the lyric to some song Iโd been listening to earlier in the day.
All music with Italian lyrics is useful, but the songs that helped me the most were actually older songs.
This is because they tended to be more story-based which meant they had more varied sentence formations and verb conjugations. And of course, you can read short stories in Italian as a way to immerse yourself in verb conjugation too.
5. Trust Your Instincts
Since Italian verb conjugations follow such consistent patterns, sometimes your mouth knows what to say before your brain does.
Follow those impulses because usually theyโre right.
On the rare occasion that you realise afterwards you used the wrong conjugation, youโll usually still have communicated your point and you can correct it next time.
Italian Verb Conjugation FAQ
How do I conjugate verbs in Italian?
Italian verbs are conjugated based on their endings (-are, -ere, -ire) and the subject of the sentence.
To conjugate, remove the verb's infinitive ending and add the appropriate endings for each subject pronoun (io, tu, lui/lei, noi, voi, loro).
Regular verbs follow predictable patterns, while irregular verbs require memorisation.
What are the 3 types of verbs in Italian?
Italian verbs are categorised into three groups based on their infinitive endings:
-are (e.g., mangiare โ to eat) -ere (e.g., scrivere โ to write) -ire (e.g., dormire โ to sleep).
Each group has distinct conjugation rules.
How do you conjugate are verbs in Italian?
To conjugate -are verbs, remove the -are ending and add the following endings:
Keep an eye and an ear out for the verb conjugation patterns and pretty soon youโll be able to use them pretty well yourself!
In bocca al lupo! Good luck!
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