How to conjugate REFLEXIVE VERBS (TUTORIAL) Italian Reflexive Verb Conjugation
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Do you start getting nervous just hearing the words "reflexive verbs", let alone conjugating them?
No worries! Today I'll show you how to conjugate reflexive verbs in Italian in a pain free and easy to understand way! My goal is ESPECIALLY to make you understand WHAT reflexive verbs are and the MECHANISM behind them, so that you can do this by yourself too.
It will be a sort of TUTORIAL where you watch me conjugate reflexive verbs and follow my thought process.
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Grazie mille per tutto..
Grazie a te Alex! Sorry I missed your comment!
My only question is "why didn't I find you sooner! I found this the night before an exam and it was a huge help. I'll be watching more of your videos. Grazie mille!!!
@@johnd2895 That's great to hear, John! Benvenuto! 😊😊
I'd love to see more videos on tenses. You explain things very well, thanks.
Noted! ;)
@@ItalianTeacherValentina Thanks for your lessons. The ones where you speak some Italian are very helpful. I Don't have a lot of money but I donated to your Paypal. People like you help more than you know .🐱
@@greensceneBirds Grazie di cuore a te, Jason! Your support is really appreciated. I'll make more videos in Italian only in the upcoming months, and I'll put as many examples as possible in the others. Knowing my job is helpful to people is a huge motivation for me! :)
this has to be the best explanatory video in teaching Italian!
Awww!! Grazie mille!! I always try to do my best to make Italian grammar understandable to students, I'm so glad you appreciate it.
Thank you so much for explaining how to conjugate REFLEXIVE VERBS because it is one of the lessons that I find difficult to learn. I would be happy to see more videos on this topic.
I'm planning on making more with example sentences in the future.
I thought I had watched this before. Yes this was helpful. Thanks
Your videos are so clear and helpful. I felt more comfortable with the reflexive form once I watched your video on the present reflexive conjugation. I do not see a video on reflexive verbs in the passato prossimo. I would love to see one!
I'm starting to understand love your teaching style thank you so much
Excellent lesson.
Questo è perfetto! Ero confuso, ma adesso capisco! Grazie mille!
At last !! A simple, logical explanation that makes perfect sense. I have looked at many different versions of how to use reflexive verbs and top marks Valentina for producing the best approach .
Grazie a te, John! I'm really glad my approach makes it easier for you. I strongly believe making Italian grammar more intellegible really makes it more "digestible" and easier to conquer :)
Hello mam i am learning Italian language your explanation is very good
Your videos are incredibly helpful. Would love to see more with different tenses. Thank you.
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Wonderful! The best teachers are able to understand the challenges faced by their students and design instruction with that in mind. You are one of them! Thank you.
Your video is great, I really like the way you explain everything in steps - so much easier to understand. Thanks very much
I'm glad my methodology is helpful to you, Patrick!
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You are the best! I finally get how to work with these verbs!
Have fun! Buon divertimento, Tym! 😄😉
Superb, simplified explanation. Grazie mille
Grazie a te, Julian!
Grazie per questa fantastica lezione sui verbi riflessivi. Voglio saperne di più sui verbi.
Qualche richiesta o domanda specifica?
Please continue with more!
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Grazie mille, molto utile come al solito!
Ne sono contenta, Alison!
This class has gone beyond my head
She has nicely explained. You need to relate it with English grammar.
Grazie per la spiegazione. Chiaro e semplice! 😊
Extremely useful!
Thank you so much dear!
Beautiful video
Valentina you are a fantastic teacher. Thank you so much for explaining this topic so logically.
Grazie a te, Maria, for apprecciating it!
Thanks! For clearing this up for me
Grazie mille
I'm glad this helped you, Tom! And thanks for your support!
Very helpful, grazie.
Thank you, nicely explained
Another excellent video!!
Grazie Vincenzo!
Fantastic! You should be a math teacher as well!
😄😄 Glad you enjoyed it, Darlene!
Really great video and explanations. Grazie mille. I feel like I finally understand reflexive verbs.
Great video that demystifies a tricky topic for English native speakers. I highly recommend watching this.
You are awsome!
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An Excellent and clear lesson, thank you so much really!!!!
Please can you do a video on reflexive verbs in the past! 🙂
excellent presentation!!
yes please...more grammar conjugation simplified!!
do you have a list of the 25 most used we can download?
Need more videos on tenses. It’s the most difficult of all videos I’ve seen Grazie
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Dear Valentina! Please make video about the verb '"interessarsi" and all cases with it.This verb seems to be really complicated! Thank you in advance!
That's a good one! I'll add it to my list.
Grazie mille
Very good, clear explanation, grazie!
molto utile, grazie.
Very helpful, thank you. I appreciate your teaching style.
Great video!
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Very good
very nice video
Thanks
Grazie a te for your support!
Thanks!
Grazie a te! I really appreciate your support!
Grazie.
Grazie a te!
I like this vedio
I would love some Italian videos for my toddler to learn
This was tremendous! It really helped me. Thank you so much.
I'm glad it did! :)
Hello Valentina can you do a video on passato promesso indicativo.. thank you 🌺
Hmm.. so I should assume if the reflexive verb I am looking at ends in irsi, it is from the "ire" type endings? And if it is arsi it is an "are" type ending, and likewise ersi it is a "ere" type? This is all new to me. I really like how you explain things. My first thought was, I never heard of these verbs that end in si... so I checked. And of course there they were. Whew, there is a LOT to the Italian language.
very helpful and clear !
Very helpful!
One question I have is why do I hear the reflexive version of "mancare" being used when you want to say, "I miss you."?
Why would you say "Mi manchi" instead of "Ti manco"??
Mancare does not have a reflexive form. When we say "mi manchi" that "mi" is the indirect pronoun, meaning "to me".
The reason why "mancare" is so hard of English speakers (as well as "piacere") is that it work the other way round then in English.
So literally translated "mi manchi" means "you are missing to me" and that's how we actually frase "I miss you" in Italian.
Same thing with "piacere": we don't say "I like pizza", we actually say "pizza is pleasing to me" = a me piace la pizza = mi piace la pizza.
Hope this helps! Let me know if you would like a video on this.
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I would love a video on this topic, but what you just wrote was EXTREMELY helpful!! It makes so much sense to me now!
I never considered that it was the actual phraseology that was different so that is why I never understood why "ti manco" or "ti piacio" were never used!
Tante Grazie!!
Grazie per la lezione! What program are you using to type while you teach?
More please
Hi Valentina, thank you for your amazing work,
my question is: when do we use reflexive verbs and when we use regular verbs?
since there is a list of reflexive verb, always those verb come in reflexive form? or depends?
Ottima domanda, Afsar! I'll keep this in mind for a future episode of "Ask Valentina". 😊
Meanwhile, the short answer is: when you use that verb for an action that's done on the "self" (myself, yourself...), we use the reflexive FORM.
So e.g. I can use the verb "vestire" if I'm talking about dressing someone else, e.g. dressing a child (vesto il bambino), but I will use the reflexive FORM of "vestire" if I'm talking about dressing myself, since the action "reflects" on my self, so "Io MI vesto".
Grazie Valentina :) ma ho una domanda: when do you actually use the reflexive verbs “as is”. When would we not need to conjugate it and just use the words themselves, as is. Like vestirsi, alzarsi, etc. I hope my question made sense. 😊
Kristin, if I understood you correctly, you mean when you would use the reflexive verb in its "infinitive" form.
If that's correct, then we use it any time we would use to use the infinitive in the sentence, e.g. after another verb.
E.g.: agli italiani piace vestirsi bene
Please keep in mind that, even when you use reflexive verbs in the infinitive form, you still need to change the reflexive pronoun to match the subject:
E.g.: Domani devo svegliarmi presto
Hope this helps. I had another subscriber asking something similar, so I'm thinking on making a video on this. Would you like it? Let me know!
Well arranged but please tey to be slow when you explain. Again if you can please make videos on connetives
Hi valentina, how do I contact you for 1-2-1 lessons?
Ciao Timi! Unfortunately I'm currently fully booked, but if you send me a message through the contact form on my website, I will let you know as soon as I have any openings.
Here's the link: www.valentinastellatutor.com/contact-us/
A presto
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why are some words are always like this In Italian for example ( amore mio ) in English it's just ( my love ) or another example like :l’insegnante di Italiano, why not the Italian teacher. Why is it like that in italian hope you reply grazie
Hi, I'm a native Portuguese speaker, but as Italian and Portuguese are very similar I can answer your question.
1. When you say "amore mio" you mean "my darling", this is the typical way Italians say it.
2. Actually you say the Italian teacher in English because in English you can put a noun as an adjective before another noun. In Italian you cannot do this.
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Where does the si come from? As the basic alzarsi
It's the reflexive pronoun, which is what turns a normal verb ("alzare") into its reflexive form ("alzarsi"). Then the reflexive pronoun needs to be changed to match the subject, as I explain in the video.
Totally confused but I'm not referring to this video per se. I was just trying to learn some sentences in Italian that all begin with 'the' only to find that 'the' can take the form of 'il' or Lo and La? Why is this, when in English there's only one way ofsaying 'the?'
This video is on a different topic. You need to look into "definite articles" to understand why that happens. Please have a look at my dedicated class where I teach all about the definite articles in Italian and why we have so many versions of "the". Link is in the description of this video: ruclips.net/video/wZGk3_95fwE/видео.html
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My brain just went south 😮
Reflexive verbs are definitely not easy, especially if you are a beginner, since it's something you don't have in English. Take your time to familiarize with regular verb conjugation first and this will look easier afterwards.
*Svegliarsi
*Svegliare +si
*Si svegliare:
Mi sveglio
Ti svegli
Si sveglia
Ci svegliamo
Vi svegliate
Si svegliano
Please, I want to ask you a question that I am commenting on RUclips but no one answers or answers. When in English verb I wait: when you wait, a verb is conjugated. But when talking to someone is i'm waiting or i'm waiting or i'm waiting which we will use it when talking to someone because i'm confused Please don't snub me please, I need an answer grande tante
I'm sorry but I'm not sure I understand your question. Which sentence exactly you don't know how to translate?
@@ItalianTeacherValentina let’s take for example the verb aspettare io aspetto,tu aspetti, lei aspetta. When talking to some one is it proper to use sto aspettando l’autobus.or io aspetto l’autobus. In the present tense.
@@ItalianTeacherValentina The person seems to be talking about the gerund in English. sto aspettando for example.
Ok, I see it now. You can use either. "Sto aspettando l'autobus" or "Aspetto l'autobus". They are both correct. The first one is a different tense, called "present continous", that we use for actions we are doing right now or for actions/project in progress.
Grazie green scene, yes, I think that's what the person was asking!
Can you please explain la, le, lo and li as pronouns?
At times you start with a word that I don't know. Please refresh your subjects.
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se vuole insegnare a italiano, poi dovresti soltanto parlare in italiano
Fantastic explanation. Thank you !