Understanding the Italian Verb 'Dare'

Professor Dave introduces the conjugation of the Italian verb 'dare', meaning 'to give'. He explains its similarities to the verb 'stare' and highlights specific conjugation details, such as the use of 'AI' instead of 'I'. The video also covers idiomatic expressions using 'dare', like 'dai, andiamo!' and 'dai, basta!', which are useful for sounding more Italian. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of understanding these conjugations and idioms for mastering Italian grammar.

What is the English meaning of the Italian verb 'dare'?

• To take

• To give

• To go

• To receive

Which verb is 'dare' conjugated similarly to?

• Fare

• Essere

• Avere

• Stare

What is the correct conjugation for 'noi' in the present tense of 'dare'?

• Noi diamo

• Noi daremo

• Noi diano

• Noi dare

Which of the following is an idiomatic expression using 'dare' to express urgency?

• Dare una mano

• Dare del tu

• Dai, andiamo!

• Dare retta

How would you use 'dare' to tell someone to stop bothering you?

• Dare i numeri

• Dare un'occhiata

• Dai, basta!

• Dare una festa