Italian reference

chiamarsi

to be called; to call oneself

Regular · 15 form tables

Includes indicative, conditional, subjunctive and imperative forms, with participles and other supplied forms below.

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Indicative

chiamarsi: Present
Person, form or usage	Form and meaning
io	I am called
tu	you are called
lui/lei	he/she is called; you (formal) are called
noi	we are called
voi	you (plural) are called
loro	they are called

chiamarsi: Compound past
Person, form or usage	Form and meaning
io	I was called; I have been called
tu	you were called; you have been called
lui/lei	he/she was called; he/she has been called; you (formal) were called; you (formal) have been called
noi	we were called; we have been called
voi	you (plural) were called; you (plural) have been called
loro	they were called; they have been called

chiamarsi: Imperfect
Person, form or usage	Form and meaning
io	I was called
tu	you were called
lui/lei	he/she was called; you (formal) were called
noi	we were called
voi	you (plural) were called
loro	they were called

chiamarsi: Pluperfect
Person, form or usage	Form and meaning
io	I had been called
tu	you had been called
lui/lei	he/she had been called; you (formal) had been called
noi	we had been called
voi	you (plural) had been called
loro	they had been called

chiamarsi: Remote past
Person, form or usage	Form and meaning
io	I was called
tu	you were called
lui/lei	he/she was called; you (formal) were called
noi	we were called
voi	you (plural) were called
loro	they were called

chiamarsi: Past anterior
Person, form or usage	Form and meaning
io	I had been called (before the next past event)
tu	you had been called (before the next past event)
lui/lei	he/she had been called (before the next past event); you (formal) had been called (before the next past event)
noi	we had been called (before the next past event)
voi	you (plural) had been called (before the next past event)
loro	they had been called (before the next past event)

chiamarsi: Future
Person, form or usage	Form and meaning
io	I will be called
tu	you will be called
lui/lei	he/she will be called; you (formal) will be called
noi	we will be called
voi	you (plural) will be called
loro	they will be called

chiamarsi: Future perfect
Person, form or usage	Form and meaning
io	I will have been called
tu	you will have been called
lui/lei	he/she will have been called; you (formal) will have been called
noi	we will have been called
voi	you (plural) will have been called
loro	they will have been called

chiamarsi: Present conditional
Person, form or usage	Form and meaning
io	I would be called
tu	you would be called
lui/lei	he/she would be called; you (formal) would be called
noi	we would be called
voi	you (plural) would be called
loro	they would be called

chiamarsi: Past conditional
Person, form or usage	Form and meaning
io	I would have been called
tu	you would have been called
lui/lei	he/she would have been called; you (formal) would have been called
noi	we would have been called
voi	you (plural) would have been called
loro	they would have been called

chiamarsi: Present subjunctive
Person, form or usage	Form and meaning
io	(that) I am called
tu	(that) you are called
lui/lei	(that) he/she is called; (that) you (formal) are called
noi	(that) we are called
voi	(that) you (plural) are called
loro	(that) they are called

chiamarsi: Past subjunctive
Person, form or usage	Form and meaning
io	(that) I have been called
tu	(that) you have been called
lui/lei	(that) he/she has been called; (that) you (formal) have been called
noi	(that) we have been called
voi	(that) you (plural) have been called
loro	(that) they have been called

chiamarsi: Imperfect subjunctive
Person, form or usage	Form and meaning
io	(that) I was called
tu	(that) you were called
lui/lei	(that) he/she was called; (that) you (formal) were called
noi	(that) we were called
voi	(that) you (plural) were called
loro	(that) they were called

chiamarsi: Pluperfect subjunctive
Person, form or usage	Form and meaning
io	(that) I had been called
tu	(that) you had been called
lui/lei	(that) he/she had been called; (that) you (formal) had been called
noi	(that) we had been called
voi	(that) you (plural) had been called
loro	(that) they had been called

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