Avete - Italian Word of the Day - Lingookies Avete is one of the present tense conjugations of the verb avere, which means to have To be more precise, it’s the second-person plural present tense conjugation of avere, which is a very irregular verb in Italian and means “you all have”
What does avete mean in Italian? - WordHippo avete See Also in Italian avete dormito bene did you sleep well avete una ricetta? do you have a prescription? avete capito bene you got it right avete capito you have understood avete avuto
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Avere: How To Use This Italian Verb (and Mistakes To Avoid) Avete le panelle? – Do you have the chickpea fritters? In this lesson, you’ll discover the most common forms of the verb avere and how to use them in conversation You’ll also learn a few surprising situations where we don’t use avere and the common learner mistakes to avoid Cominciamo! Let’s get started
The four different meanings for “have” in Italian Che cosa avete in mente questa volta? Basta scherzi, mi raccomando! What do you have in mind this time? No more jokes, please! Avere per la testa – To have on one’s mind This is perfect for when something is on our mind Se continui così, ti bocceranno di nuovo Si può sapere che hai per la testa? If you keep this up, you’ll fail again
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