Dovere, which means to have to or must, is a verb in Italian that you really have to know.

It's very common and comes up in lots of everyday situations in Italy.

For example, you'll hear it in instructions like, you have to make a reservation,

or when asking questions, like, do I have have to pay here as in do I pay here

or there? Dover is an irregular verb meaning it doesn't follow the normal pattern but in this episode

you'll see exactly how it works so you know how to use it naturally in Italian.

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In today's episode, you'll learn how to use the Italian verb Dovere, including how you can use it

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You're going to hear a conversation between me and Katie where we talk about going to

Naples, where I'm from.

See if you can hear the different forms of dover that we use.

Dobiamo Compréry Pallé. Ma. we use. We'll

we'll buy

the

billets for

Naples.

But

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