amare conjugation

To love · -are verb

Gerund
amando
Past participle
amato
Auxiliary
avere

Indicativo

PersonPresenteImperfettoPassato prossimoPassato remotoFuturo sempliceCondizionale
ioamoamavoho amatoamaiameròamerei
tuamiamavihai amatoamastiameraiameresti
lui / leiamaamavaha amatoamòameràamerebbe
noiamiamoamavamoabbiamo amatoamammoameremoameremmo
voiamateamavateavete amatoamasteamereteamereste
loroamanoamavanohanno amatoamaronoamerannoamerebbero

Congiuntivo

PersonPresenteImperfetto
ioamiamassi
tuamiamassi
lui / leiamiamasse
noiamiamoamassimo
voiamiateamaste
loroaminoamassero

Imperativo

PersonAffermativoNegativo
(tu)amanon amare
(Lei)aminon ami
(noi)amiamonon amiamo
(voi)amatenon amate

Amare conjugation quick answers

Amare present tense (presente)
The present tense of amare is: amo, ami, ama, amiamo, amate, amano.
Amare passato prossimo
The passato prossimo of amare is: ho amato, hai amato, ha amato, abbiamo amato, avete amato, hanno amato.
Amare imperfect tense (imperfetto)
The imperfetto of amare is: amavo, amavi, amava, amavamo, amavate, amavano.
Amare present subjunctive (congiuntivo)
The congiuntivo presente of amare is: ami, ami, ami, amiamo, amiate, amino.

Frequently asked questions

What is the "io" form of amare?

The io form of amare is "amo" in the present, "amai" in the passato remoto, and "ami" in the present subjunctive.

What is the past participle (participio passato) of amare?

The past participle of amare is "amato", used with "avere" in the passato prossimo.

What is the gerund (gerundio) of amare?

The gerund of amare is "amando".

How do you conjugate amare in the passato prossimo?

In the passato prossimo, amare is: ho amato, hai amato, ha amato, abbiamo amato, avete amato, hanno amato.

How do you conjugate amare in the imperfect (imperfetto)?

In the imperfetto, amare is: amavo, amavi, amava, amavamo, amavate, amavano.

What is the present subjunctive (congiuntivo) of amare?

The congiuntivo presente of amare is: ami, ami, ami, amiamo, amiate, amino.

Does amare use avere or essere?

Amare forms its compound tenses with "avere".

Is amare a regular or irregular verb?

Amare is classified as: -are verb.

How do you say "to love" in Italian?

"To love" in Italian is amare. Practise it out loud on a free call with Mira.

More Italian verbs

Your free practice call is one ring away.

  • Pick the language you speak and the one your exam is in
  • Tell us where to reach you
  • Mira calls for a free 3-minute practice conversation

Confirm your details

Mira will call this number for your free 3-minute trial conversation.

Email:
Phone:

When the call connects, wait for Mira to speak first. There's no need to say hello, she begins the conversation on her own.

We only call you once, right now. We never spam you or share your number.

Free 3-minute trial call · We will only use this to set up your call