You can’t speak Italian without the Parlare Conjugation (see what I did there?). The Italian verb “Parlare” translates to “speak” or “talk” in English.
The Italian verb “essere” falls under the second conjugation and is highly irregular. It translates to “to be” or “to exist”. As an intransitive
“Fare” is a fundamental verb in the Italian language that holds a variety of meanings, including: to do, to make, to carry out, and
The verb “avere” is as fundamental in Italian as it is in English. It usually represents the concept of owning or possessing something, but
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