arrabbiarsi conjugation

to get angry

Italian Regular

The Italian verb "arrabbiarsi" means "to get angry" in English. It is a regular verb. Below you'll find the complete conjugation tables for "arrabbiarsi" across all 5 tenses. New to Italian verbs? Start with the Italian verb guide.

How to Conjugate "arrabbiarsi" in the Present Tense

Presente indicativo Actions happening now or regularly
Person English Conjugation
io I mi arrabbio
tu you (informal) ti arrabbi
lui/lei he/she/you (formal) si arrabbia
noi we ci arrabbiamo
voi you all vi arrabbiate
loro they si arrabbiano
Lei si arrabbia per niente.
say it Lay see ah-RAHB-byah
She gets angry for nothing.
In other languages
  • French Elle se met en colère pour un rien.
  • German Sie wird wegen nichts wütend.
  • Spanish Ella se enfada por nada.
  • Dutch Zij wordt boos om niets.
Io mi arrabbio subito.
say it EE-oh mee ah-RAHB-byoh
I get angry right away.
In other languages
  • French Je me mets tout de suite en colère.
  • German Ich werde sofort wütend.
  • Spanish Me enfado enseguida.
  • Dutch Ik word meteen boos.

How to Conjugate "arrabbiarsi" in the Past (completed) Tense

Passato prossimo Actions that finished in the recent past
Person English Conjugation
io I mi sono arrabbiato
tu you (informal) ti sei arrabbiato
lui/lei he/she/you (formal) si è arrabbiato
noi we ci siamo arrabbiati
voi you all vi siete arrabbiati
loro they si sono arrabbiati
Lui si è arrabbiato ieri.
say it loo-ee see eh ar-rahb-BYAH-toh YEH-ree
He got angry yesterday.
In other languages
  • French Il s'est mis en colère hier.
  • German Er wurde gestern wütend.
  • Spanish Él se enfadó ayer.
  • Dutch Hij werd gisteren boos.
Io mi sono arrabbiato molto.
say it ee-oh mee soh-NOH ar-rahb-BYAH-toh MOL-toh
I got very angry.
In other languages
  • French Je me suis mis très en colère.
  • German Ich wurde sehr wütend.
  • Spanish Me enfadé mucho.
  • Dutch Ik werd erg boos.

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How to Conjugate "arrabbiarsi" in the Past (ongoing) Tense

Imperfetto Actions that were ongoing in the past
Person English Conjugation
io I mi arrabbiavo
tu you (informal) ti arrabbiavi
lui/lei he/she/you (formal) si arrabbiava
noi we ci arrabbiavamo
voi you all vi arrabbiavate
loro they si arrabbiavano
Lui si arrabbiava per poco.
say it Loo-ee see ar-rahb-BYAH-vah per POH-koh
He was getting angry over little things.
In other languages
  • French Il se mettait en colère pour un rien.
  • German Er wurde wegen Kleinigkeiten wütend.
  • Spanish Él se enfadaba por pequeñas cosas.
  • Dutch Hij werd boos om kleine dingen.
Io mi arrabbiavo facilmente.
say it EE-oh mee ar-rahb-BYAH-vo fah-cheel-MEN-teh
I was getting angry easily.
In other languages
  • French Je me mettais facilement en colère.
  • German Ich wurde leicht wütend.
  • Spanish Me enfadaba fácilmente.
  • Dutch Ik werd gemakkelijk boos.

How to Conjugate "arrabbiarsi" in the Future Tense

Futuro semplice Actions that will happen
Person English Conjugation
io I mi arrabbierò
tu you (informal) ti arrabbierai
lui/lei he/she/you (formal) si arrabbierà
noi we ci arrabbieremo
voi you all vi arrabbierete
loro they si arrabbieranno
Lui si arrabbierà per il ritardo.
say it Loo-ee see ahr-rahb-byeh-RAH pehr eel ree-TAR-doh
He will get angry about the delay.
In other languages
  • French Il va se mettre en colère à cause du retard.
  • German Er wird wegen der Verspätung wütend werden.
  • Spanish Se enfadará por el retraso.
  • Dutch Hij zal boos worden over de vertraging.
Io mi arrabbierò subito.
say it EE-oh mee ahr-rahb-byeh-ROH SOO-bee-toh
I will get angry right away.
In other languages
  • French Je vais me mettre en colère tout de suite.
  • German Ich werde sofort wütend werden.
  • Spanish Me enfadaré enseguida.
  • Dutch Ik zal meteen boos worden.

How to Conjugate "arrabbiarsi" in the Would (conditional) Tense

Condizionale presente Hypothetical actions
Person English Conjugation
io I mi arrabbierei
tu you (informal) ti arrabbieresti
lui/lei he/she/you (formal) si arrabbierebbe
noi we ci arrabbieremmo
voi you all vi arrabbiereste
loro they si arrabbierebbero
Lui si arrabbierebbe per niente.
say it loo-ee see ah-rahb-bee-ah-REB-beh
He would get angry for nothing.
In other languages
  • French Il se mettrait en colère pour rien.
  • German Er würde wegen nichts wütend werden.
  • Spanish Se enfadaría por nada.
  • Dutch Hij zou boos worden om niets.
Io mi arrabbierei poco.
say it ee-oh mee ah-rahb-bee-ah-REH-ee
I would get a little angry.
In other languages
  • French Je me mettrais un peu en colère.
  • German Ich würde ein wenig wütend werden.
  • Spanish Me enfadaría un poco.
  • Dutch Ik zou een beetje boos worden.

Frequently Asked Questions About "arrabbiarsi"

Is "arrabbiarsi" regular or irregular in Italian?
"Arrabbiarsi" is a regular Italian verb that follows standard conjugation patterns for its verb group.
What does "arrabbiarsi" mean in English?
The Italian verb "arrabbiarsi" means "to get angry" in English.
How do you conjugate "arrabbiarsi" in the present tense?
In the present tense (Presente indicativo): io → mi arrabbio, tu → ti arrabbi, lui/lei → si arrabbia, noi → ci arrabbiamo, voi → vi arrabbiate, loro → si arrabbiano.
How many tenses does "arrabbiarsi" have in Italian?
"Arrabbiarsi" is conjugated across 5 tenses in Italian: Present, Past (completed), Past (ongoing), Future, Would (conditional).

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