Italian Course Beginner Series 25 Introduction to Verbs Video Lecture -

hello everyone and welcome to a new
Italian tutorial this video will be
particularly quick and particularly easy
what I'm about to do is I'm going to
give you an introduction to something
that makes the Italian language not so
easy I told you that the Italian
language is very easy but what makes it
a little bit more complicated than he
would be otherwise is verbs verbs are
not easy and this is because the
conjugations are all very different
there's a lot of exceptions and so on
but in order for you to have the right
approach I decided to make this
introductory video in English the
conjugations do not change by much as
you can see you have the verb to go for
instance in its infinitive form you know
it becomes go with I it becomes go with
we so basically it stays the same for
all the different persons first person
singular second person plural
third-person singular third-person
plural it stays pretty much the same it
changes a little bit with the third
person singular okay because you add the
ness and in this case in the case of the
verb to go you add es but otherwise it
stays the same all the time so I go we
go she goes they go in Italian it's a
bit different so each different person
has a complete different completely
different or slightly different
conjugation and that's why in Italian
you also omit this object it's because
the verb speaks for itself and the verb
itself gives you enough information for
you to understand what's the person who
is doing the action okay so what is the
infinitive form we have to understand
this first the infinitive form is when
you put 2 in front of the verb so for
instance to go to reach
to sleep to learn okay these are all
examples of infinitive form in English
what is the infinitive form well it
basically it's the basic form of a verb
so a verb every verb in their standard
form look like this to learn to sleep to
reach to going in Italian the infinitive
form is not always the same like in
English it's always different and there
are three different types of infinitive
form basically the verbs that ending a
day the verbs that end in error and the
verbs that end in either and basically
each of these types will have different
conjugations
so for instance in Italian the verb to
go is under this verb
belongs to the first type because the
ending at it okay they did it this verb
means to see and you realize that it's
in its infinitive form because it ends
in either
arrey arrey or either and in this case
it ends in edit therefore it's a native
type verb and so on let's come up with
an example for the third type
so this is an example for the third type
sin theater it ends in either therefore
we belong to the third type and all
these verbs will have different
congregations and we're going to see
those in other videos but for now all
you have to take away from this video is
to remember what the types are and maybe
learn how to pronounce them because it
will help okay guys that's it for me for
today I will see you in the next video
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