kms71705
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Anyone speak Italian?
I'm having a hard time with my homework, does anyone know how to conjugate:
incontrarsi
vedersi
rivedersi
telefonarsi
baciarsi
sposarsi
The example in the book is:
conoscersi/l'anno scorso - Si sono conosciuti l'anno scorso.
I tried looking in the textbook, but I couldn't find what I was looking for.
TIA,
Kelly
kms71705
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Re: Anyone speak Italian?
Are they all 'iuti'?
What about the ones ending in 'arsi'
lilnikita
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Re: Anyone speak Italian?
If you're looking for passato prossimo --
Mi sono sposata (sposato for a guy)
Tu ti sei sposato(a)
Lui si e sposato
Noi ci siamo sposati
Voi vi siete sposati
Loro si sono sposati
It's been a while...I hope that's right! Passato Prossimo
laural2979
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Wow, it's been a long time since I took Italian! It's amazing how much I've forgotten. Sorry that I can't help.
Noonie
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Do you have Prof. Monaco/Hernandez?
kms71705
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No, Professoressa Margherita Galofaro
LBride
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Posted by lilnikita
If you're looking for passato prossimo --
Mi sono sposata (sposato for a guy)
Tu ti sei sposato(a)
Lui si e sposato
Noi ci siamo sposati
Voi vi siete sposati
Loro si sono sposati
It's been a while...I hope that's right! Passato Prossimo
Certo! I think you need to drop the beginnings...
ex. Loro si sono sposati is just Si sono sposati
wematched
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I have forgotten a lot!
