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Conjugation of partire in Italian

partireto leave, to departregular

Presente

Actions happening now or habitually.

Presente of partire
PersonConjugation
ioparto
tuparti
lui/lei/Leiparte
noipartiamo
voipartite
loro/Loropartono

Common mistakes in the Presente

  • lui/lei/LeipartisceparteLearners may wrongly use a regular -isc- form, but partire does not take -isc- in the present.

Passato prossimopresent perfect

Past actions with a bearing on the present.

Passato prossimo of partire
PersonConjugation
iosono partito
tusei partito
lui/lei/Leiè partito
noisiamo partiti
voisiete partiti
loro/Lorosono partiti

Imperfettoimperfect

Ongoing or habitual actions in the past.

Imperfetto of partire
PersonConjugation
iopartivo
tupartivi
lui/lei/Leipartiva
noipartivamo
voipartivate
loro/Loropartivano

Futuro semplicefuture

Actions that will happen.

Futuro semplice of partire
PersonConjugation
iopartirò
tupartirai
lui/lei/Leipartirà
noipartiremo
voipartirete
loro/Loropartiranno

Common mistakes in the Futuro semplice

  • ioparteròpartiròThe future stem is partir-, not parter-.

Condizionale presenteconditional

Actions that would happen under some condition.

Condizionale presente of partire
PersonConjugation
iopartirei
tupartiresti
lui/lei/Leipartirebbe
noipartiremmo
voipartireste
loro/Loropartirebbero

Congiuntivo presentepresent subjunctive

Wishes, doubts and possibilities in the present.

Congiuntivo presente of partire
PersonConjugation
ioparta
tuparta
lui/lei/Leiparta
noipartiamo
voipartiate
loro/Loropartano

Common mistakes in the Congiuntivo presente

  • noipartiamo noipartiamoThe pronoun is usually omitted; the correct form is simply partiamo.

Imperativoimperative

Commands and requests.

Imperativo of partire
PersonConjugation
tuparti
noipartiamo
voipartite

Common mistakes in the Imperativo

  • tupartapartiFor tu in the imperative, use the present indicative form: parti.

Gerundio

The -ing form used for ongoing action.

Gerundio of partire
PersonConjugation
iopartendo
tupartendo
lui/lei/Leipartendo
noipartendo
voipartendo
loro/Loropartendo

partire — frequently asked questions

Is partire a regular verb?
Yes — partire is a regular Italian verb, so it follows the standard endings for its group.
What does partire mean?
partire is a Italian verb meaning "to leave, to depart".