Irregular -IRE verbs in Italian: VENIRE, USCIRE, DIRE | Coffee Break Italian Podcast S2E10

In this episode we look again at the most common irregular verbs, this time the verbs venire (to come), uscire (to go out) and dire (to say/tell). We look at their conjugations and then practice how to use them. This lesson also looks at combining definite articles with the preposition ‘de’, which is useful when talking about where you come from Italian. Coffee Break Italian Season 2 is aimed at learners who have already completed Season 1, or those returning to Italian after some time (A2 level). If you learned Italian at school but have been away from the language for years, then this course will be the perfect way to review what you once knew. It's all still there - just deeply buried! Joined by Italian teacher Mark, native speaker Francesca, and learner Isla, you’ll learn to talk about the present, the past and the future, master a range of grammar topics, and build your range of expression to cope with many different situations in Italian. If you'd like to get more out of your Coffee Break Italian experience, you can use the bonus materials which form the Coffee Break Italian Online Course. These include bonus audio materials, downloadable lesson notes and a video version of this lesson which features the words and phrases on the screen of your device. Our Online Course is available exclusively on the Coffee Break Academy. Click the link below to find out more: https://coffeebreakacademy.com Check out Coffee Break Italian and practise your Italian on social media: Facebook:  / coffeebreakitalian   Twitter:  / learnitalian   Instagram:   / coffeebreaklanguages   Coffee Break Italian is a production of the Radio Lingua Network for the Coffee Break Academy. Recording ©Radio Lingua Ltd. All Rights Reserved.