Learn Italian for Travel- Lesson 15: The verb 'andare'-Part 1

Learn how to conjugate the verb 'andare' which means to go, and to follow it with two simple prepositions. Danielle DiPietro-Hawkins has a Masters degree in Teaching International Languages and has been teaching Italian in college for the the past 17 years.

[jsalahub]

Enjoyable learning! Clear concise teaching - looking forward to more videos. Thank you!

[anniestarr]

One of the best explanations I have found on line. Keep up the good work . Great clear voice . thanks

[harlemhomme]

So helpful...and the mini "quiz" is a great idea!

[AndersonGScarpi]

I've always thought the right preposition to use with "foot" was "on". Ex.: One goes somewhere on foot. So is it wrong to use "on"?

[crisrispoli]

Wow I actually learned something definitely subscribed

[ravincra]

i like your sound as well is very clear to understand i hope to you will be continued 😍

[robertearp]

When one says "Vado a mangiare" it can only mean that you are actually going somewhere to eat. It can not be used to mean that you intend to eat, i.e. Eat at some point in the near future. It is important to note this difference from the possible meanings in English.

[bpdqywf]

Hi Danielle{Ciao!! Come sta? va bene?}. Great lesson , thank you. {mille grazie}. Do you have a lesson on the verb Volere?-to want?

[krishanl]

Salve Danielle!

Could you do a video on the Italian partitives?

[josephdiana]

Buongiorno could I also say (sto andando a Venezia) I'm going to Venice ?

[jabedhussen]

If you write this sentence.understand everething easily.thank you

[robertearp]

Possiamo dire anche "vai a cavallo".