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Potere Verb Conjugation in Italian

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What does 'Potere' mean?

To be able to, can

What does 'Io posso' mean?

I can, I am able to

What does 'Tu puoi' mean?

You can, you are able to

What does 'Lui può' mean?

He can, he is able to Signup and view all the answers

What does 'Lei può' mean?

She is able to, she can Signup and view all the answers

What does 'Noi possiamo' mean?

We can, we are able to Signup and view all the answers

What does 'Voi potete' mean?

You all can, you all are able to Signup and view all the answers

What does 'Loro possano' mean?

They can, they are able Signup and view all the answers

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Potere Verb Conjugation in Italian

Potere means "to be able to" or "can" in English, indicating capability or permission.

Conjugated Forms

Io posso: Translates to "I can" or "I am able to" indicating a first-person singular ability.
Tu puoi: Means "you can" or "you are able to," used for second-person singular.
Lui può: This is "he can" or "he is able to," referring to a male subject in third-person singular.
Lei può: Means "she can" or "she is able to," referring to a female subject in third-person singular.

Plural Conjugations

Noi possiamo: Translates as "we can" or "we are able to," used for the first-person plural.
Voi potete: Means "you all can" or "you all are able to," for second-person plural.
Loro possano: This is "they can" or "they are able," applied to a group in third-person plural.

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Test your knowledge on the conjugation of the Italian verb 'potere', which means 'to be able to' or 'can'. This quiz covers all the forms including singular and plural uses. See how well you understand the various conjugated forms in conversational Italian.