sentire conjugation

To feel, to hear · -ire verb · aux. avere

Infinito
sentire
Gerundio
sentendo
Participio passato
sentito

Indicativo

Presente

iosento
tusenti
lui / leisente
noisentiamo
voisentite
lorosentono

Imperfetto

iosentivo
tusentivi
lui / leisentiva
noisentivamo
voisentivate
lorosentivano

Passato prossimo

ioho sentito
tuhai sentito
lui / leiha sentito
noiabbiamo sentito
voiavete sentito
lorohanno sentito

Passato remoto

iosentii
tusentisti
lui / leisentì
noisentimmo
voisentiste
lorosentirono

Futuro semplice

iosentirò
tusentirai
lui / leisentirà
noisentiremo
voisentirete
lorosentiranno

Condizionale

iosentirei
tusentiresti
lui / leisentirebbe
noisentiremmo
voisentireste
lorosentirebbero

Congiuntivo

Presente

iosenta
tusenta
lui / leisenta
noisentiamo
voisentiate
lorosentano

Imperfetto

iosentissi
tusentissi
lui / leisentisse
noisentissimo
voisentiste
lorosentissero

Imperativo

Affermativo

(tu)senti
(Lei)senta
(noi)sentiamo
(voi)sentite

Negativo

(tu)non sentire
(Lei)non senta
(noi)non sentiamo
(voi)non sentite

Frequently asked questions

What is the "io" form of sentire?

The io form of sentire is "sento" in the present, "sentii" in the passato remoto, and "senta" in the present subjunctive.

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

The past participle of sentire is "sentito", used with "avere" in the passato prossimo.

What is the gerund (gerundio) of sentire?

The gerund of sentire is "sentendo".

How do you conjugate sentire in the passato prossimo?

In the passato prossimo, sentire is: ho sentito, hai sentito, ha sentito, abbiamo sentito, avete sentito, hanno sentito.

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

In the imperfetto, sentire is: sentivo, sentivi, sentiva, sentivamo, sentivate, sentivano.

What is the present subjunctive (congiuntivo) of sentire?

The congiuntivo presente of sentire is: senta, senta, senta, sentiamo, sentiate, sentano.

Does sentire use avere or essere?

Sentire forms its compound tenses with "avere".

Is sentire a regular or irregular verb?

Sentire is classified as: -ire verb.

How do you say "to feel, to hear" in Italian?

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