When you start learning Italian, it's really helpful to understand regular verbs. There are three main types, and they change based on who is doing the action. Here’s a simple guide to their present tense endings:

1. -are Verbs (like "parlare," which means "to speak")

   • I speak: "io parlo"
   • You speak: "tu parli"
   • He/She speaks: "lui/lei parla"

2. -ere Verbs (like "credere," which means "to believe")

   • I believe: "io credo"
   • You believe: "tu credi"
   • He/She believes: "lui/lei crede"

3. -ire Verbs (like "dormire," which means "to sleep")

   • I sleep: "io dormo"
   • You sleep: "tu dormi"
   • He/She sleeps: "lui/lei dorme"

Once you learn these, you'll feel much more confident speaking Italian!