Ammontare (to amount to) conjugation

Italian
8 examples
This verb can also mean the following: add, add up to

Conjugation of ammontare

Io
Tu
Egli/ella/esso
Noi
Voi
Loro
Present tense
ammonto
I amount to
ammonti
you amount to
ammonta
he/she/it amounts to
ammontiamo
we amount to
ammontate
you all amount to
ammontano
they amount to
Present perfect tense
sono ammontato
I have amounted to
sei ammontato
you have amounted to
è ammontato
he/she/it has amounted to
siamo ammontati
we have amounted to
siete ammontati
you all have amounted to
sono ammontati
they have amounted to
Past preterite tense
ammontai
I amounted to
ammontasti
you amounted to
ammontò
he/she/it amounted to
ammontammo
we amounted to
ammontaste
you all amounted to
ammontarono
they amounted to
Future tense
ammonterò
I will amount to
ammonterai
you will amount to
ammonterà
he/she/it will amount to
ammonteremo
we will amount to
ammonterete
you all will amount to
ammonteranno
they will amount to
Io
Tu
Egli/ella/esso
Noi
Voi
Loro
Conditional mood
ammonterei
I would amount to
ammonteresti
you would amount to
ammonterebbe
he/she/it would amount to
ammonteremmo
we would amount to
ammontereste
you all would amount to
ammonterebbero
they would amount to
Past impf. tense
ammontavo
I used to amount to
ammontavi
you used to amount to
ammontava
he/she/it used to amount to
ammontavamo
we used to amount to
ammontavate
you all used to amount to
ammontavano
they used to amount to
Past perfect tense
ero ammontato
I had amounted to
eri ammontato
you had amounted to
era ammontato
he/she/it had amounted to
eravamo ammontati
we had amounted to
eravate ammontati
you all had amounted to
erano ammontati
they had amounted to
Future perfect tense
sarò ammontato
I will have amounted to
sarai ammontato
you will have amounted to
sarà ammontato
he/she/it will have amounted to
saremo ammontati
we will have amounted to
sarete ammontati
you all will have amounted to
saranno ammontati
they will have amounted to
Io
Tu
Egli/ella/esso
Noi
Voi
Loro
Present subjunctive tense
ammonti
(if/so that) I amount to
ammonti
(if/so that) you amount to
ammonti
(if/so that) he/she/it amount to
ammontiamo
(if/so that) we amount to
ammontiate
(if/so that) you all amount to
ammontino
(if/so that) they amount to
Present perf. subjunctive tense
sia ammontato
I have amounted to
sia ammontato
you have amounted to
sia ammontato
he/she/it has amounted to
siamo ammontati
we have amounted to
siate ammontati
you all have amounted to
siano ammontati
they have amounted to
Tu
Egli/ella/esso
Noi
Voi
Loro
Imperative mood
ammonta
amount to!
ammonti
amount to!
ammontiamo
let's amount to!
ammontate
amount to!
ammontino
amount to!
Io
Tu
Egli/ella/esso
Noi
Voi
Loro
Conditional perfect tense
sarei ammontato
I would have amounted to
saresti ammontato
you would have amounted to
sarebbe ammontato
he/she/it would have amounted to
saremmo ammontati
we would have amounted to
sareste ammontati
you all would have amounted to
sarebbero ammontati
they would have amounted to

Examples of ammontare

Example in ItalianTranslation in English
Moss, quale pensi sarebbe l'ammontare appropriato per aiutare la moglie e i figli di Freddy?Moss, what would be an appropriate amount to give to Freddy's wife and kids?
E a quanto ritiene che ammonti il tutto tranne 100.000 dollari?Well, now, what do you figure all but $100,000 would amount to?
Detratte le tasse, ammonta a circa 20 milioni di dollari.Deducting the taxes... it amounts to something in the neighborhood of 20 million dollars.
Hanno scritto che la mia rendita ammonta a 107.000 lire al giorno.They wrote that my income amounts to 107,000 lire a day.
La sua massa ammonta a quasi 2 quadriliardi di chilogrammi.lts mass amounts to more than 4 octillion pounds.
No, la mia rendita netta oggi ammonta a 70.000 lire, vero?No, my net income today amounts to little more than 70,000 lire, right?
A quanto ammontano quelle altre spese?What do these other expenses amount to?
È un mondo folle, Jane, e forse i nostri problemi non ammontano a una montagna di fagioli ma questa è la nostra montagna e questi sono i nostri fagioli.It's a topsy-turvy world, Jane, and maybe the problems of two people don't amount to a hill of beans, but this is our hill and these are our beans.

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