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Andare (to go) and venire (to come) are two of the most frequently used verbs in Italian. Both are irregular in the present tense, and mastering them is essential for everyday conversation.
| Subject Pronoun | Conjugation | Translation |
|---|---|---|
| io | vado | I go |
| tu | vai | you go |
| lui / lei / Lei | va | he/she goes |
| noi | andiamo | we go |
| voi | andate | you all go |
| loro | vanno | they go |
Key observation: The singular forms and the loro form use the stem v- instead of and-. Only noi and voi keep the original stem.
Andare is typically followed by the preposition a (to) when indicating a destination:
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