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Daily Verb Lesson: Italian for compare is confrontare
The Italian verb for compare is the regular -ARE verb confrontare.
... imagine the pair CONFRONT each other comparing muscles!
Confrontare is conjugated like thousands of other regular -ARE verbs.
Confrontare con means: to compare with.
Related words include:
- confrontarsi con (vr) : to confront oneself with; to be confronted with; to face; to compete.
- confrontabile (adj) : comparable.
- il confronto (nm) : comparison; confrontation.
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to compare : confrontare
Imagine the pair CONFRONT each other comparing muscles!
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confrontare - VERB CONJUGATION TABLE - to compare |
Simple Tenses confrontare Present Participle: confrontante
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TENSE |
io |
tu |
lui/lei/Lei |
noi |
voi |
loro/Loro |
Present Presente compare |
confronto |
confronti |
confronta |
confrontiamo |
confrontate |
confrontano |
Past Imperfect Imperfetto compared |
confrontavo |
confrontavi |
confrontava |
confrontavamo |
confrontavate |
confrontavano |
Simple Past Passato remoto compared |
confrontai |
confrontasti |
confrontò |
confrontammo |
confrontaste |
confrontarono |
Future Futuro semplice will compare |
confronterò |
confronterai |
confronterà |
confronteremo |
confronterete |
confronteranno |
Conditional Condizionale would compare |
confronterei |
confronteresti |
confronterebbe |
confronteremmo |
confrontereste |
confronterebbero |
Subjunctive Congiuntivo Presente may compare |
confronti |
confronti |
confronti |
confrontiamo |
confrontiate |
confrontino |
Compound Tenses confrontare Past Particple: confrontato |
Present Perfect Passato Prossimo have compared |
ho confrontato |
hai confrontato |
ha confrontato |
abbiamo confrontato |
avete confrontato |
hanno confrontato |
Past Perfect Trapassato Prossimo had compared |
avevo confrontato |
avevi confrontato |
aveva confrontato |
avevamo confrontato |
avevate confrontato |
avevano confrontato |
Future Perfect Futuro Anteriore will have compared |
avrò confrontato |
avrai confrontato |
avrà confrontato |
avremo confrontato |
avrete confrontato |
avranno confrontato |
Conditional Perfect Condizionale Passato would have compared |
avrei confrontato |
avresti confrontato |
avrebbe confrontato |
avremmo confrontato |
avreste confrontato |
avrebbero confrontato |
Perfect Subjunctive Congiuntivo Passato may have compared |
abbia confrontato |
abbia confrontato |
abbia confrontato |
abbiamo confrontato |
abbiate confrontato |
abbiano confrontato |
Imperative Imperativo compare! |
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confronta! non confrontare! |
(non) confronti! |
(non) confrontiamo! |
(non) confrontate! |
(non) confrontino! |
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