Italian Irregular verbs that end with "ARE"

In this video I will talk about the Italian irregular verbs that belong to the "ARE" group. So you will learn the most commonly used Italian irregular verbs that end with -ARE. 

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Take note that this is VIDEO 1 of a three video series where you will learn all the other irregular verbs.

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Here are all the verbs!

ANDARE (to go)

• io vado 
• tu vai 
• lui/ lei va
• noi andiamo
• voi andate
• loro vanno

Let’s use this verb in a sentence: 

"Io vado in palestra tre volte a settimana" (I go to the gym three times a week)

Try to create a sentence with this verb! If you want to you can post it in the comments under the video and I will check it for you!

DARE (to give)

• io do 
• tu dai 
• lui/ lei dà —- BE CAREFUL HERE!!! you need to add that little accent on the A to distinguish it from the preposition DA
• noi diamo
• voi date
• loro danno

Let’s see it in a couple of sentences:

• I bambini danno da mangiare al gatto (The kids give food to the cat).
• Date una mano alla mamma con la spesa. (Give your mom a hand with the grocery)

FARE (to make / to do)

• io faccio 
• tu fai
• lui/ lei fa
• noi facciamo
• voi fate
• loro fanno

Here is the verb in a couple of sentences:

• "Stasera faccio la pizza fatta in casa per cena" (This evening I will make homemade pizza for dinner)
• "Fai i compiti e poi vai a giocare" (Do your homework and then go play)

STARE (to stay // to be ...depending on the context)

• io sto 
• tu stai
• lui/ lei sta
• noi stiamo
• voi state
• loro stanno

Here is the verb in a couple of sentences:

• "Noi stiamo bene!" (we are well)
• "Sto qui ancora un po’ e poi vado a casa" (I will stay here a little bit longer and then I will go home)

This last verb STARE is very very important and I strongly suggest that you learn it now so that you will not have any problems when you will learn the form with STARE + GERUNDIO and STARE + INFINITO!

Check out the last part of the YouTube video to practice with 2 quick exercises! The answers are directly in the video!