Irregular verbs are really important in everyday Italian conversations. They make up about 30% of the most commonly used verbs.

These verbs don't always follow the same rules as regular verbs, so knowing how to use them is key for good communication.

Common Irregular Verbs in Italian:

1. Essere (to be) - This verb is used to talk about identity and state, like saying who you are or how you feel.

2. Avere (to have) - This one is very important for making other verb forms, like past tense.

3. Andare (to go) - You use this verb when talking about traveling or moving from one place to another.

4. Venire (to come) - This verb is useful for asking people to join you or for gatherings.

5. Fare (to do/make) - You can use this verb in many different situations.

Why Conjugation Matters:

• The way you change these verbs depends on who is doing the action and when it happens. Some verbs can have at least 10 different forms!

• Getting good at these irregular verbs helps you speak more easily and understand the language better. They make up about 40% of casual conversations.

So, learning these verbs is a great step towards becoming fluent in Italian!