Ero, Avevo, Andavo: Talk About Yesterday in Italian

Can’t talk about yesterday in Italian? Learn ero, avevo, and andavo in a slow Italian conversation for beginners — then speak Italian confidently about your real day. Emma and Jack teach 22 words and 15 natural phrases for daily Italian practice: I was at home, I had time, I used to go to the park. A1–B1. Repeat after us. In this lesson you will learn: • Ero — I was (tired, happy, at home, at work) • Avevo — I had (time, hunger, a free evening) • Andavo — I was going / I used to go • When Italians use these instead of ho fatto / sono andato • 15 ready-to-say sentences about yesterday Write this in the comments right now: Ieri eri a casa? Sì o no? Then add one real line: Ieri la sera avevi fame o eri libero? learn Italian Italian for beginners Italian conversation for beginners speak Italian confidently daily Italian practice ero avevo andavo Italian imperfect tense imperfetto how to talk about yesterday in Italian I was in Italian ero Italian avevo Italian andavo Italian Italian past tense Italian grammar beginners A1 Italian A2 Italian slow Italian New lesson every week. Subscribe so the next one finds you. Learn Italian with Emma and Jack — slow, warm, and made for real conversation.