Italian COMPRARE in the Passato Prossimo (Past Tense) + Asking Questions in Italian | Part 7

Italian COMPRARE in the Passato Prossimo (Past Tense) + Asking Questions in Italian | Part 7 //// Do you want to take your Italian to the next level? Click here: https://www.italymadeeasy.com/

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Welcome back to our series about Italian pronunciation! Today, we'll be continuing to use our selected verb, comprare, in the passato prossimo. More specifically, we're going to go over how to ask questions in the past tense in Italian using the verb comprare (to buy) for this example. For example, a potential question might be "did you buy a new house?" Watch this video and learn more about Italian pronunciation so you can become a more fluent speaker of the Italian language!

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