Situational Italian – Conjugation of the Italian Verbs in IRE
Hello out there…!
I think is should begin this post by apologizing for the delay on publishing this new Italian video lesson. As many of you probably already know, I have 10 different hats at Torre di Babele. To list some: webmaster, SEO, Project Manager e e-Marketing Manager. Lately, I’ve put all my energies in finishing up a fantastic new enrollment application for all you Italian learners out there.
Next time you come back to Rome, you can register, in 3 easy steps, in your own language and with an encrypted connection to send your personal data and payments. We just published it in 5 different languages to begin. I guess you guys know how much work we really put in it once you have visited the link below. Furthermore, it was so much much fun to develop it with the guys at Hypercube! So go check it out… and please tell me what you like or dislike… I’m open to all suggestions!
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Now…! Back to the real topic of this blogpost: Situational Italian. There’s is no better way to learn that by understanding situations. Alvise, acts pretty well on this one. I think you guys (and girls, to be politically correct) will enjoy his acting skills and agree with me. Pretty good, isn’t he? Well more on that on the comments sections. You can judge this video lesson as much as you want down there.
The conjugation of the verbs with ending in IRE is quite difficult in Italian. At least it was for me at the beginning of my learning curve. There’s so much I’ve learned from different languages, and most of the time I use similarities among languages to learn faster, but I couldn’t find any for this part of the Italian language.
So with no further a due, here it is… Alvise teaching you to conjugate the verbs in IRE in the present tense. I know this is not advance material as some of you have requested, but we need to learn to crawl before we walk. So to all newbies in the Italian language, squeeze all the knowledge you can out of this one. Repeat it as much as you want! It’s free, ain’t it?
Regards from the Eternal city…. by the way.. spring had a great start in Rome… I bet this summer is going to be amazing! I honestly wish I will have some free time to enjoy Rome in its greatest season: SUMMER TIME!!! L’ESTATE ROMANA
Jesus D. Hernandez
Blog Editor (Another one of my hats!) 
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Hi Evelyn… That’s so strange.. I can see it.. Before publishing we always test in different computers with different operating systems and browsers. What’s yours?
It worked fine for me. I like the lesson, especially the skit in the beginning. The teacher spoke very clearly. It is best to be there in person. Thanks
Alvise rocks!!
hey Alvise
molto bella di vederti. la lezione é molto brava 
This is a very beautiful web side.I like this
It works just fine for me in the USA so I do not understand the problems. I know this is coming from a server in Rome or at least Europe. I would love to see more videos of the school. Perhaps you oculd get Laura to do a lesson? She is one really great teacher.
Great video – just like being in the classroom. Nice and clear.
Ciao, Alvise. Glazie.
It will be great if you can post the dialogue.So, I can practice with it.
Hey,
great video! For Germans I recommend this book!
http://www.weltbild.de/3/16744793-1/buch/verben-lernen-leicht-gemacht-italienisch.html
that’s really cool! great work!