Andare - To go
Below is the present tense conjugation of the Italian verb andare
To Conjugate – “…To inflect (a verb) in its forms for distinctions such as number, person, voice, mood, and tense.”
The definition of conjugate taken from thefreedictionary.com| Subject Pronoun | Essere conjugated | English |
| Io | Vado | I go |
| Tu | Vai | You go |
| Lui/Lei | Va | He/She goes |
| Noi | Andiamo | We go |
| Voi | Andate | Y’all go |
| Loro | Vanno | They go |
Thus;
Io vado = I go / Tu vai = You go / Lui va = He goes / Lei va = She goes
Noi andiamo = we go / Voi andate = Y'all go / Loro vanno = They go
| You can learn more about the present tense in Italian on pages 61 -62 of the book "English Grammar for Students of Italian" by Sergio Adorni and Karen Primorac, copyright 1995. If you do not own this book, don't worry, it is not mandatory that you do. However, it can be very useful in a lot of ways and if you would like to know more about this book and where to buy it, click on the graphic link to the right or simply go to our online bookstore. | You can find Andare on page 11 of "Italian Verb Drills" by Paoloa Nanni-Tate, 2nd Edition, copyright 2004. If you do not own this book, don't worry, it is not mandatory that you do. However, it can be very useful in a lot of ways and if you would like to know more about this book and where to buy it, click on the graphic link to the right or simply go to our online bookstore. | You can learn a little more about the Italian verb Andare and how to use it on pages 83 & 84 (page #'s may vary as I have an older edition) of "Ciao", copyright 1986. If you do not own this book, don't worry, it is not mandatory that you do. However, it can be very useful in a lot of ways and if you would like to know more about this book and where to buy it, click on the graphic link to the right or simply go to our online bookstore. |
