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sentirsi

to feel

Regular · 15 form tables

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

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Indicative

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

sentirsi: Imperfect
Person, form or usage	Form and meaning
io	I used to feel
tu	you used to feel
lui/lei	he/she used to feel; you (formal) used to feel
noi	we used to feel
voi	you (plural) used to feel
loro	they used to feel

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

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

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

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

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

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

sentirsi: Present subjunctive
Person, form or usage	Form and meaning
io	(that) I feel
tu	(that) you feel
lui/lei	(that) he/she feels; (that) you (formal) feel
noi	(that) we feel
voi	(that) you (plural) feel
loro	(that) they feel

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

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

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

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