#180: Seven Ways to Use the Verb “Andare”

Learn seven Italian ways to use the verb “andare” (to go), drawn from everyday expressions. Each phrase comes with examples and translations to clarify its context.

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Two Main Takeaways

  • The verb “andare” forms the basis of many versatile Italian expressions, showing movement, purpose, and even emotional states. For example, “andare a + infinitive” means to go do something in English.
  • The expression “andare d’accordo con” means to get along or be in agreement with someone, while “andare di fretta” means to be in a hurry, typically used when someone is pressed for time.

Links Mentioned and Other Resources

  • CLICK HERE to listen to episode #109: When to Use “Andare” and “Venire”.
  • CLICK HERE to listen to episode #50: “Andare A” or “Andare In”?
  • CLICK HERE to get the 30 Key Phrases for Your Italian Vacation guide, covering the most important phrases you need to know before going to Italy.

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