Verbi Espresso 1: Italian Verb Vocabulary

Comprehensive practice flashcards for Italian verbs from Lessons 1 through 10, covering basic introductions, daily life, travel, cooking, and family relations.

Essere

To be

Chiamarsi

To be called

Avere

To have

Abbinare

To match

Verificare

To verify

Presentarsi

To introduce oneself

Girare (Lezione 1)

To go around (in class)

Stare

To be/stay (referring to state or condition)

Fare

To do/make

Abitare

To reside/live

Sapere (Lezione 2)

To know (information)

Incontrare

To meet

Conoscere

To know people/places

Desiderare

To desire

Prendere

To have/take (eating or drinking)

Prenotare

To book

Mancare

To be missing

Consigliare

To advise

Compitare

To spell

Chattare

To chat

Uscire

To go out

Suonare

To play an instrument

Insegnare

To teach

Imparare

To learn

Venire

To come

Potere

To be able

Funzionare

To work/function (referring to a device)

Lamentarsi

To complain

Spegnere

To turn off

Accendere

To turn on

Affittare

To rent

Dovere

To have to (auxiliary verb)

Scendere

To get off (a bus or train)

Salire

To get on / go up

Passeggiare

To walk

Attraversare

To cross (a street or square)

Superare

To pass / go beyond (a crossroad or square)

Partire

To leave / set off

Divertirsi

To have fun

Montare

To set up (e.g., a tent)

Piovere

To rain

Prevedere

To predict (weather forecast)

Accomodarsi

To sit down / make oneself comfortable

Mescolare

To stir

Assaggiare

To taste

Svegliarsi

To wake up

Alzarsi

To get up (from bed or a chair)

Annoiarsi

To get bored

Stancarsi

To get tired

Gesticolare

To gesture with hands (Italian body signals)

Sposarsi

To get married

Ritrovarsi

To find each other again

Dedicarsi

To devote oneself to something

Trasferirsi

To move / relocate

Assistere

To care for / assist (seniors)