diplomarsi

to graduate (school)

Italian Regular

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

How to Conjugate "diplomarsi" in the Present Tense

Presente indicativo Actions happening now or regularly
Person English Conjugation
io I mi diploma
tu you (informal) ti diplomi
lui/lei he/she/you (formal) si diploma
noi we ci diplomiamo
voi you all vi diplomate
loro they si diplomano
Lui si diploma oggi.
say it loo-ee see DEE-ploh-mah OHJ-jee
He graduates today.
In other languages
  • French Il obtient son diplôme aujourd'hui.
  • German Er macht heute seinen Abschluss.
  • Spanish Él se gradúa hoy.
  • Dutch Hij studeert vandaag af.
Io mi diplomo quest'anno.
say it ee-oh mee DEE-ploh-moh kwes-TAHN-noh
I graduate from school this year.
In other languages
  • French Je termine l'école cette année.
  • German Ich mache dieses Jahr meinen Schulabschluss.
  • Spanish Me gradúo de la escuela este año.
  • Dutch Ik studeer dit jaar van school af.

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

Passato prossimo Actions that finished in the recent past
Person English Conjugation
io I mi sono diplomato
tu you (informal) ti sei diplomato
lui/lei he/she/you (formal) si è diplomato
noi we ci siamo diplomati
voi you all vi siete diplomati
loro they si sono diplomati
Lui si è diplomato con ottimi voti.
say it loo-ee see eh dee-plo-MAH-toh kon OHT-tee-mee VOH-tee
He graduated with excellent grades.
In other languages
  • French Il a obtenu son diplôme avec d'excellentes notes.
  • German Er hat mit ausgezeichneten Noten abgeschlossen.
  • Spanish Se graduó con excelentes calificaciones.
  • Dutch Hij is afgestudeerd met uitstekende cijfers.
Io mi sono diplomato ieri.
say it ee-oh mee SOH-noh dee-plo-MAH-toh YEH-ree
I graduated from school yesterday.
In other languages
  • French J'ai obtenu mon diplôme hier.
  • German Ich habe gestern die Schule abgeschlossen.
  • Spanish Me gradué de la escuela ayer.
  • Dutch Ik ben gisteren van school afgestudeerd.

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

Imperfetto Actions that were ongoing in the past
Person English Conjugation
io I mi diplomavo
tu you (informal) ti diplomavi
lui/lei he/she/you (formal) si diplomava
noi we ci diplomavamo
voi you all vi diplomavate
loro they si diplomavano
Lui si diplomava con ottimi voti.
say it loo-ee see dee-ploh-MAH-vah kon OHT-tee-mee VOH-tee
He was graduating with excellent grades.
In other languages
  • French Il était en train d'obtenir son diplôme avec d'excellentes notes.
  • German Er war dabei, mit ausgezeichneten Noten abzuschließen.
  • Spanish Él se estaba graduando con excelentes calificaciones.
  • Dutch Hij was aan het afstuderen met uitstekende cijfers.
Io mi diplomavo al liceo.
say it ee-oh mee dee-ploh-MAH-voh al lee-CHAY-oh
I was graduating from high school.
In other languages
  • French J'étais en train d'obtenir mon diplôme du lycée.
  • German Ich war dabei, die High School abzuschließen.
  • Spanish Yo me estaba graduando de la escuela secundaria.
  • Dutch Ik was aan het afstuderen van de middelbare school.

How to Conjugate "diplomarsi" in the Future Tense

Futuro semplice Actions that will happen
Person English Conjugation
io I mi diplomerò
tu you (informal) ti diplomerai
lui/lei he/she/you (formal) si diplomerà
noi we ci diplomeremo
voi you all vi diplomerete
loro they si diplomeranno
Lui si diplomerà al liceo.
say it loo-ee see dee-ploh-meh-RAH al lee-CHAY-oh
He will graduate from high school.
In other languages
  • French Il obtiendra son diplôme du lycée.
  • German Er wird die High School abschließen.
  • Spanish Él se graduará de la escuela secundaria.
  • Dutch Hij zal van de middelbare school afstuderen.
Io mi diplomerò quest'anno.
say it ee-oh mee dee-ploh-meh-ROH kwes-TAHN-noh
I will graduate from school this year.
In other languages
  • French J'obtiendrai mon diplôme de l'école cette année.
  • German Ich werde dieses Jahr die Schule abschließen.
  • Spanish Me graduaré de la escuela este año.
  • Dutch Ik zal dit jaar van school afstuderen.

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

Condizionale presente Hypothetical actions
Person English Conjugation
io I mi diplomerei
tu you (informal) ti diplomeresti
lui/lei he/she/you (formal) si diplomerebbe
noi we ci diplomeremmo
voi you all vi diplomereste
loro they si diplomerebbero
Lui si diplomerebbe al liceo.
say it loo-ee see dee-ploh-mah-REHB-beh al lee-CHAY-oh
He would graduate from high school.
In other languages
  • French Il obtiendrait son diplôme de fin d'études secondaires.
  • German Er würde die Highschool abschließen.
  • Spanish Se graduaría de la escuela secundaria.
  • Dutch Hij zou afstuderen van de middelbare school.
Io mi diplomerei a giugno.
say it ee-oh mee dee-ploh-mah-REH-ee ah JOON-nyoh
I would graduate from school in June.
In other languages
  • French J'obtiendrais mon diplôme de l'école en juin.
  • German Ich würde im Juni die Schule abschließen.
  • Spanish Me graduaría de la escuela en junio.
  • Dutch Ik zou in juni van school afstuderen.

Frequently Asked Questions About "diplomarsi"

Is "diplomarsi" regular or irregular in Italian?
"Diplomarsi" is a regular Italian verb that follows standard conjugation patterns for its verb group.
What does "diplomarsi" mean in English?
The Italian verb "diplomarsi" means "to graduate (school)" in English.
How do you conjugate "diplomarsi" in the present tense?
In the present tense (Presente indicativo): io → mi diploma, tu → ti diplomi, lui/lei → si diploma, noi → ci diplomiamo, voi → vi diplomate, loro → si diplomano.
How many tenses does "diplomarsi" have in Italian?
"Diplomarsi" is conjugated across 5 tenses in Italian: Present, Past (completed), Past (ongoing), Future, Would (conditional).

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