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Different Ways to Say "I Miss You" in Italian

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Eating in Italian

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Words for Fathers in Italian

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Speakita - Find your voice and engage with Italians

Tired of going blank when speaking Italian? Struggling to find the words to say? Learn how to speak Italian confidently and get ready for Italy.

Speakita - Find your voice and engage with Italians

Tired of going blank when speaking Italian? Struggling to find the words to say? Learn how to speak Italian confidently and get ready for Italy.

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Italian Present Tense: verb VEDERE

The majority of verbs in Italian end in -are, like parlare (“to speak”). They are said to belong to the first conjugation. (There are also verbs that end in -ere and -ire. These belong to the second and third conjugations respectively). To conjugate a verb in Italian, you need to remove the -are, -ere, -ire…