#239: The Italian Verbs “Vedere”, “Vedersi”, and “Vederci”

The verb “vedere” (to see) has different forms with different meanings: “vedere” for seeing something, “vedersi” for seeing oneself or each other, and “vederci” for being able to see.

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Two Main Takeaways

  • The verb “vedersi” can be used as a reflexive verb, involving only one person, or as a reciprocal verb, involving at least two people.
  • The verb “vederci” is a pronominal verb that uses the pronoun “ci” and it is used when talking about eyesight or being able to see clearly.

Links Mentioned and Other Resources

  • CLICK HERE to listen to episode #184: Ten Advanced Italian Verbs.
  • CLICK HERE to listen to episode #201: Seven Italian Verbs Beyond “Guardare”.
  • 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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