Darre to give is a very common Italian word.

It's on the list of the most used words in Italian.

It's also used in lots of common Italian expressions that you'll get to year in a moment.

But daire works quite differently to other verbs, so lots of students can get it wrong.

You'll find out exactly how to use

it in this episode so that you'll be less likely to make mistakes.

Hi everyone and welcome to Learn Italian with Joy of Languages.

In today's episode, you learn how to use the verb or doing word, darre.

Just like give is a really common word in English,

darre is a word common word in English,

daire is a word you'll hear and use a lot in Italy.

For example, the receptionist at your hotel might ask you to give them your documents.

The hosts of your apartment might say that they'll give you the keys or someone might offer to give you a hand with your luggage.

Lots of students make mistakes with darre because it's an irregular verb.

This means that it doesn't follow the same patterns as other verbs.

Because it's a bit tricky, hearing darre in context a few times can help it click.

So in the conversation between me and

Matteo, you'll hear lots of different forms of the verb, Dare. See how many you notice.

Matteo, me dae a man. A nostro student is at Napoli. What restaurant

you, consulti? Where? Quedi, sit Our our student is at Napoli. What restaurant?

Consigli.

Dove?

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