Italian verb

Conjugation of notare

The Italian verb notare means "to notice". Below are its 7 tenses as tables, 4 example sentences and answers to 3 common questions. Press play next to a present tense form or an example to hear it.

Meaning
to notice
Type
Regular -are verb
Auxiliary
avere
Gerund
notando
Past participle
notato
Quick answer

The present tense of notare is io noto, tu noti, lui/lei nota, noi notiamo, voi notate, loro notano. It is a regular -are verb, so every tense takes the standard -are endings. Its gerund is notando and its past participle is notato. Its compound tenses are formed with avere. Every present form and 4 example sentences have a listen button.

Present tense of notare

Present Presente
io noto
tu noti
lui/lei nota
noi notiamo
voi notate
loro notano

More tenses of notare

Present perfect Passato prossimo
io ho notato
tu hai notato
lui/lei ha notato
noi abbiamo notato
voi avete notato
loro hanno notato
Imperfect Imperfetto
io notavo
tu notavi
lui/lei notava
noi notavamo
voi notavate
loro notavano
Future Futuro semplice
io noterò
tu noterai
lui/lei noterà
noi noteremo
voi noterete
loro noteranno
Conditional Condizionale presente
io noterei
tu noteresti
lui/lei noterebbe
noi noteremmo
voi notereste
loro noterebbero
Present subjunctive Congiuntivo presente
che io noti
che tu noti
che lui/lei noti
che noi notiamo
che voi notiate
che loro notino
Imperative Imperativo
tu nota
Lei noti
noi notiamo
voi notate
loro notino

Notes on notare

Notare is regular. Every form follows the regular -are model, with forms such as noto, notavo, and noterò.

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Example sentences with notare

  • Noto una luce accesa in cucina. I notice a light on in the kitchen.
  • Hai notato il nuovo cartello fuori? Did you notice the new sign outside?
  • Notavamo sempre quel rumore strano. We always noticed that strange noise.
  • Domani noteranno ogni piccolo dettaglio. Tomorrow they will notice every small detail.

Frequently asked questions

Is notare a regular Italian verb?

Yes, notare is regular. Its forms follow the regular -are model, including noto, notiamo, and notano.

What are the present tense forms of notare?

The present forms are noto, noti, nota, notiamo, notate, and notano.

What are the past participle and auxiliary of notare?

The past participle is notato. The auxiliary is avere, as shown by ho notato and abbiamo notato.