In this lesson, we will look at the verb perdere passato prossimo conjugation.
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Perdere passato prossimo: Conjugation table and pronunciation
Perdere has an irregular past participle in the passato prossimo tense. Its helper verb is avere.
Perdere passato prossimo pronunciation
| I | have lost |
| io | ho perso |
| you (s) | have lost |
| tu | hai perso |
| he, she | has lost |
| lui, lei | ha perso |
| we | have lost |
| noi | abbiamo perso |
| you (pl) | have lost |
| voi | avete perso |
| they | have lost |
| loro | hanno perso |
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Perdere passato prossimo: Examples
Ho perso le chiavi di casa.
I lost my house keys.
Hai perso il senso dell’orientamento?
Have you lost your sense of direction?
Leonardo ha perso i suoi occhiali da vista.
Leonardo has lost his eyeglasses.
Abbiamo perso i nostri biglietti.
We lost our tickets.
Perché avete perso il treno stamattina?
Why did you miss the train this morning?
Tre dipendenti hanno perso il lavoro.
Three employees lost their jobs.
And that’s it, now you know the perdere passato prossimo conjugation in Italian!
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