How to
conjugate
an
-ARE verb
o
i
•io parl
•tu parl
•lui
•lei parl
•Lei
Parl are
a
iamo ate
•Noi parl
•Voi parl
•loro parl
•Loro
ano
Io parlo can mean:
•I speak
•I do speak
•Do I speak?
•I am speaking
•Am I speaking?
Tu parli can mean:
•You speak
•You do speak
•Do you speak?
•You are speaking
•Are you speaking?
Lui parla can mean:
•He speaks
•He does speak
•Does he speak?
•He is speaking
•Is he speaking?
Noi parliamo can
mean:
•We speak
•We do speak
•Do we speak?
•We are speaking
•Are we speaking?
Voi parlate can
mean:
•You guys speak
•You guys do speak
•Do you guys speak?
•You guys are speaking
•Are you guys speaking?
Loro parlano
can mean:
•They speak
•They do speak
•Do They speak?
•They are speaking
•Are they speaking
Comprare
•Io compro
•Tu compri
•lui
•lei compra
•Lei
- to buy
•Noi
compriamo
•Voi comprate
•loro comprano
•Loro
Usare
•Io uso
•Tu usi
•lui
•lei usa
•Lei
- to use
•Noi usiamo
•Voi usate
•loro usano
•Loro
Mangiare
•Io mangio
•Tu mangi
•lui
•lei mangia
•Lei
- to eat
•Noi mangiamo
•Voi mangiate
•loro mangiano
•Loro
Pagare
•Io pago
•Tu paghi
•lui
•lei paga
•Lei
- to pay
•Noi paghiamo
•Voi pagate
•loro pagano
•Loro
On a piece of paper write
(in Italian)
• I speak Italian
• I’m buying a book
• I use a pen
• I’m paying
On a piece of paper write
(in Italian)
• Do you speak English?
• Are you buying a pen?
• You are eating a pizza
• You’re paying.
On a piece of paper write
(in Italian)
• Is he speaking Italian?
• He is buying a book
• He uses a pencil
• Is Paolo paying?
On a piece of paper write
(in Italian)
• We speak Italian
• We don’t buy books
• They use many pens
• They’re eating lasagna