For example: Io (subject) + ho (present of “to have”) + avuto You can find its conjugation below. Singular: IO HO AVUTO = I have had; TU HAI AVUTO = you have had; LUI HA AVUTO/LEI HA AVUTO = he/she has had; Plural: NOI ABBIAMO AVUTO = we have had; VOI AVETE AVUTO = you have had; LORO HANNO AVUTO = they have had

2020年1月18日 · Io: ho: Ho sempre fame. I am always hungry. Tu: hai: Tu hai molti vestiti. You have many clothes. Lui, lei, Lei: ha: Luca ha una buona notizia. Luca has some good news. Noi: abbiamo Noi abbiamo paura. We are scared. Voi avete: Voi avete un buon lavoro. You have a good job. Loro: hanno: Loro hanno un grande ristorante a Firenze. They have/own a ...

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“I” & “You” are called the first person and the second person. The third person is the “He/She/It”. Then the plural (We, You, They). In Italian the verb “to be” is “Essere” and it looks like this: io sono, tu sei, lui/lei/Lei è, noi siamo, voi siete, loro/Loro sono. You can see that there’s more variation than in English.

2024年1月8日 · “Io ho” is how to say I have in Italian. That’s the same whether you want to mean you own, you feel, or any other of its meanings we have seen earlier. Example: Io ho una mela in mano. (I have an apple in my hand or I am holding an apple). For the third person singular the verb avere becomes “ha”.

Coniugazione del verbo italiano avere al maschile.

It's not just that being hungry is a catastrophic event that must be immediately remedied with a quattro formaggi pizza. The difference is that in Italian, instead of being hungry, you have hunger. So here's a good opportunity to learn the very useful auxiliary verb, avere — "To have". You have. She / it has. He / it has. We have. All of you have.

Avere in the present tense is used to talk about things that you have right now or that you will, with certainty, have in the future. Use avere in the present tense: The table below shows the conjugation of the verb avere in the present perfect indicative tense.

It means ‘I have (something),’ but ONLY as a response to a question starting with ‘Do you have (something)?’. Hai una macchina? (Do you have a car?) – Sì, ce l’ho. (Yes, I do [have one].) Hai una bicicletta? (Do you have a bicycle?) – Sì, ce l’ho. (Yes, I do [have one].)

2021年6月28日 · Avere conjugation is one of the most important Italian Conjugation to keep in mind. The second one is Essere Conjugation (to be). If you want to know Italian language you must know both verbs in order to improve your skills. But let’s see what does avere means? Avere is the equivalent form of the English verb to have.