Beginner Italian Verbs

Beginner Italian verbs list - 200 of the most common verbs in Italian with audio and video.

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fare
to do
dire
to say, tell
andare
to go
vedere
to see
parlare
to talk, to speak
avere
to have
sapere
to know (information)
stare
to stay, remain
prendere
to take, hold, pick up, get
venire
to come
trovare
to find
tornare
to return, to come back
piacere
to be pleasing to
uscire
to go out, leave, exit
pensare
to think
entrare
to enter, to go in
sentire
to feel
capire
to understand, fathom, get the point
dare
to give
morire
to die
vivere
to live; to be alive
perdere
to lose
lavorare
to work; to labor
credere
to believe
mangiare
to eat
passare
to pass
cercare
to look for
mettere
to put place lay set
uccidere
to kill
bere
to drink
lasciare
to leave something behind
diventare
to become
portare
to bring, fetch, take, carry
aspettare
to wait for, await
dormire
to sleep
arrivare
to arrive, to come, to reach
guardare
to look at, to watch
usare
to use
chiamare
to call
restare
to stay, to remain (in a location)
provare
to try, try out, test
aiutare
to help, assist
cambiare
to exchange
giocare
to play (a game)
finire
to finish
chiedere
to ask (for)
controllare
to check, verify, inspect
potere
can, could; to be able to
tenere
to hold
pagare
to pay (money)
rimanere
to stay
continuare
to carry on, to continue
scappare
to run away, flee, escape
iniziare
to begin, to set about
scoprire
to uncover
salvare
to save, rescue
comprare
to buy
scrivere
to write
conoscere
to know (a person or place)
rispondere
to answer, reply or respond
leggere
to read
partire
to depart; to leave
smettere
to stop or cease
sembrare
to seem, to look (like), to appear
piangere
to weep, cry
vincere
to win
aprire
to open
correre
to run
saltare
to jump, to leap
ottenere
to obtain
combattere
to fight; to combat
imparare
to learn
cominciare
to begin, to start, to commence
preoccupare
to worry, to trouble, to bother
scegliere
to choose
evitare
to avoid, shy away from
ridere
to laugh
proteggere
to shield or protect
chiudere
to close, to shut
sparare
to shoot, to fire
ballare
to dance
decidere
to decide (on)
ascoltare
to listen to
guidare
to guide, lead, show
incontrare
to meet, come across, encounter
risolvere
to solve
ricordare
to remember, recall
affrontare
to face or confront
accettare
to accept, to admit
vendere
to sell
fermare
to stop
mandare
to send
dimenticare
to forget
tradurre
to translate
seguire
to follow, to pursue
salire
to go up, come up
immaginare
to imagine
mantenere
to keep, maintain, support
spiegare
to explain
creare
to create
camminare
to walk, to wander, to stroll
riuscire
to manage; to be able to
cadere
to fall
succedere
to succeed
dovere
to owe
sistemare
to arrange, lay out, put, place
scendere
to go down
toccare
to touch (to make physical contact with)
girare
to turn, stir, turn over
rubare
to steal
cantare
to sing
sposare
to marry
mentire
to lie (tell an untruth)
funzionare
to work, to function
suonare
to play (an instrument)
discutere
to discuss, debate
distruggere
to destroy, wipe out or ruin
crescere
to grow, to increase, to expand
sedere
to sit
gestire
to manage, run or administer
volare
to fly
sopravvivere
to survive
preparare
to prepare, get ready
raggiungere
to reach, arrive at
tirare
to pull
nascondere
to hide or conceal something
costruire
to build, construct
studiare
to study
rendere
to give back, to return
contare
to count
respirare
to breathe
permettere
to allow, to let, to permit, to authorize
muovere
to move
indovinare
to guess
togliere
to take off, pull away
dimostrare
to show, to display, to demonstrate
volere
to want
sparire
to disappear
festeggiare
to celebrate
indossare
to put on, to wear
fuggire
to escape, run away
firmare
to sign (a document etc.)
sopportare
to bear, sustain, withstand
impazzire
to go mad, to go crazy
superare
to exceed
riposare
to rest
mostrare
to show
amare
to love, to like
rompere
to break
pulire
to clean, to wipe, to wash
fumare
to smoke
ammettere
to admit, accept, acknowledge
raccontare
to tell, to narrate
ricevere
to receive, get
rischiare
to risk, to jeopardize
tagliare
to cut, to slash
urlare
to scream, to yell
servire
to serve
organizzare
to organize, arrange, set up
rovinare
to ruin, to wreck, to spoil, to botch
ricominciare
to begin again, start again, resume
esplodere
to explode or blow up
soffrire
to suffer, to feel, to go through
guadagnare
to earn (a salary, a wage, etc.)
colpire
to hit, strike
partecipare
to take part in, to participate in
condividere
to share
battere
to beat, to strike, to hit
agire
to act or operate
recuperare
to recover, recuperate
convincere
to convince, persuade
resistere
to resist
fingere
to pretend; to feign
presentare
to present
litigare
to quarrel, fight, argue
raccogliere
to pick up, glean
cucinare
to cook
salutare
to welcome, to greet, to salute
ritornare
to return, to go back
accadere
to happen
notare
to notice, to note
lottare
to fight
offrire
to offer
rinunciare
to renounce, give up, abandon
arrestare
to halt, to stop
aggiungere
to add, to append
scopare
to sweep, to brush
riprendere
to take or grab again
abbandonare
to abandon (to leave behind)
alzare
to lift (up), to raise
perdonare
to forgive, pardon, excuse
viaggiare
to travel, to journey
giudicare
to judge
ringraziare
to thank
ammazzare
to kill, murder
buttare
to throw, toss, fling
rivedere
to see again, meet again
nuotare
to swim
ripetere
to repeat
insegnare
to teach

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