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The twenty most common verbs in the Italian language include foundational auxiliary and action words like essere (to be) and avere (to have), which form the backbone of daily communication and make up a massive share of spoken Italian. [1, 2]
Top Auxiliary and Core Verbs
Essere — To be
Avere — To have
Fare — To do, to make
Stare — To stay, to be
Modal and Mental Verbs
Potere — Can, to be able to
Volere — To want
Dovere — Must, to have to
Sapere — To know (facts)
Conoscere — To know (people, places)
Movement and Sensation Verbs
Andare — To go
Venire — To come
Vedere — To see
Sentire — To hear, to feel
Trovare — To find [1]
Common Action Verbs
Dare — To give
Parlare — To speak
Prendere — To take
Mettere — To put
Italiano |
English |
Ido |
andare |
to go |
irar |
avere |
to have |
havar |
conoscere |
to know (people, places) |
konocar |
dare |
to give |
donar |
dire |
to say, to tell |
dicar |
dovere |
must, to have to |
devas |
essere |
to be |
esar |
fare |
to do, to make |
facar |
mettere |
to put |
pozar |
parlare |
to speak |
parolar |
pensare |
to think |
pensar |
potere |
can, to be able to |
povar |
prendere |
to take |
prenar |
sapere |
to know (facts) |
savar |
sentire |
to hear, to feel |
sentar |
stare |
to stay, to be |
standar |
trovare |
to find |
trovar |
vedere |
to see |
vidar |
venire |
to come |
venar |
volere |
to want |
volar |
Я сижу в кафе, |
Я си-жу в ка-фе, |
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