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Free Italian Common Verbs Flashcards
Italian's core verbs sing through every conversation — essere, avere, fare cover being, having, and doing almost everything. These cards fix the essential ten with their signature uses.
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QWhat does "essere" mean?
ATo be
QWhat does "avere" mean?
ATo have (also age and hunger: ho fame)
QWhat does "fare" mean?
ATo do / to make (also weather: fa caldo)
QWhat does "andare" mean?
ATo go
QWhat does "potere" mean?
ACan / to be able to
QWhat does "volere" mean?
ATo want (vorrei = polite "I would like")
QWhat does "sapere" mean vs "conoscere"?
ABoth "to know" — sapere for facts/skills, conoscere for people/places
QWhat does "vedere" mean?
ATo see
QWhat does "dare" mean?
ATo give
QWhat does "venire" mean?
ATo come
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