A reflexive verb is a verb whose direct object is the same as its subject. Examples in English: I wash
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LESSON #14 – VERBS class -IRE and ADVERBS of FREQUENCY
APRIRE – to open DORMIRE – to sleep OFFRIRE – to offer PARTIRE – to leave, to set off SENTIRE
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ACCENDERE – to turn on, to switch on CHIEDERE – to ask CHIUDERE – to close CONOSCERE – to know,
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UNDICI – 11 DODICI – 12 TREDICI – 13 QUATTORDICI – 14 QUINDICI – 15 SEDICI – 16 DICIASSETTE –
See moreLESSON 11 – BUONO, BELLO, QUELLO, POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES and FAMILY
LO STUDENTE – student L’APPETITO – appetite, hunger BUON APPETITO – Enjoy your meal! C’È – there is MIO –
See moreLESSON #10 – VERBS TO DO/MAKE, TO COME and PREPOSITIONS
FARE – to make, do VENIRE – to come LA MATTINA – morning IL POMERIGGIO – afternoon LA SERA –
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L’ANNO – year IL MESE – month LA SETTIMANA – week IL FINE SETTIMANA – weekend QUANDO – when LA
See moreLESSON #8 – VERBS class -ARE
ABITARE – to live, to stay AIUTARE – to help AMARE – to love CENARE – to have dinner COMPRARE –
See moreLESSON #7 – VERBS TO HAVE and TO GO
LA GELATERIA – ice-cream shop, ice-cream parlor LA FAME – hunger LA SETE – thirst A – in, at, to
See moreLESSON #6 – ARTICLES and PLURAL
IL RAGAZZO – LA RAGAZZA – a boy – a girl L’AMICO – L’AMICA – a friend (masculine) – a
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IL PRANZO – a lunch LA CENA – a dinner GLI SPAGHETTI (plural) – spaghetti LA FARMACIA – a pharmacy
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Pizza is maybe the most known italian product worldwide.You can buy a round pizza, 1 meter pizza or filled pizza
See moreLESSON #1-4 – [EXERCISES] ADJECTIVES, GENDERS and NEGATIVE
SINGULAR: Translate: I am good (capable). You are good (capable). She is beautiful. He is beautiful. I am Italian. You
See moreLESSON #4 – ADJECTIVES, GENDERS, NEGATIVE and FOOD
In order to create a simple sentence we need to learn some adjectives and nouns. ITALIANO – Italian (of Italian
See moreAt a BAR
You must know that in Italy “il bar” is not a place where you go to drink alcoholics in the
See moreLESSON #3 – PERSONAL PRONOUNS, VERB TO BE and BAR
IL CAFFÈ – a coffee IL CAPPUCCINO – a cappuccino L’ESPRESSO – an expresso IL CAFFELLATTE (or caffè latte or
See moreLESSON #2 – NUMBERS part 1/2
IL NUMERO – a number (“il” is an article, we will learn it in the Lesson 6) ZERO – zero
See moreBasic GEOGRAPHY of Italy
Let’s learn the basics of the geography of Italy: Italy is called Italia in Italian. The capital of Italy is the ancient
See moreLESSON #1 – GREETINGS and BASIC PHRASES
CIAO – Hi, hello (everyday greeting, both formal and informal, at the beginning and at the end of the conversation)
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