Did you know that in Italian there are MANY IRREGULAR NOUNS? I know it's crazy and they drive students crazy all the time!
With this new video you can finally have a full overview of all the Italian words that do not follow the general rules when it comes to gender and number.
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In this article you will learn the names of some fruits and some simple sentences. In the video above, you can also listen to the pronunciation.
Le albicocche sono arancioni
Una mela al giorno toglie il medico di torno
Prosciutto e melone
Le banane sono curve e gialle
L'anguria la mangio quando fa caldo
Le pesche hanno molte vitamine
Le prugne sono viola
Le ciliegie spesso sono in coppia
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In the video above and in this article you will see a basic explanation of the rules that you need to learn on the change from singular to plural in Italian!
If you want to you can also download the full pdf version of the lesson here!.
Masculine nouns that end with an O (in the singular form) will change the ending to an I (in the plural form)
Il libro - I libri
Il ragazzo - I ragazzi
Il gatto - I gatti
There are also some masculine nouns that end with an A.
These are for example:
Il problema - I problemi
Il poeta - I poeti
Il programma - i programmi
Feminine nouns that end with an A (in the singular form) will change to an E (in the...
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In this video you will learn to correctly conjugate at the present tense 6 new irregular verbs in Italian!
There is a nice exercise at the end of the video! Do not miss out!
Here is a list of the new verbs that you can immediately use!
Download here the review chart with the conjugation of the verbs!
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In this video you will learn to correctly conjugate at the present tense 6 new irregular verbs in Italian!
There is a nice exercise at the end of the video! Do not miss out!
Here is a list of the verbs that you can immediately use!
Download here the review chart with the conjugation of the verbs!
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In this video I will talk about the Italian irregular verbs that belong to the "ARE" group. So you will learn the most commonly used Italian irregular verbs that end with -ARE.
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Take note that this is VIDEO 1 of a three video series where you will learn all the other irregular verbs.
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At the end of the video there are two exercises! Check them out and practice! If you need to review the lesson you can download for FREE a chart with all the verbs mentioned in the lesson. You can do that by clicking on this link here!
Here are all the verbs!
ANDARE (to go)
Let’s use this verb in a sentence:
"Io vado in palestra tre volte a settimana" (I go to the gym three times a week)
Try to create...
This video might seam easy for many of you but for beginners it is important that these verbs are clearly understood from an early stage of their learning adventure.
Why do I say this? Well because you will need to use these verbs if you are creating basic sentences and you will not always use them in the same way as you do with those same verbs in English.
So what am I talking about? Well I’m talking about the verbs ESSERE (to be) and AVERE (to have) today we will conjugate them at the present tense.
Let’s see how they are conjugated:
The verb ESSERE
Remember that when you are writing it out you absolutely need to remember to insert the accent when you are using the third person singular:
If you do not write the graphic accent you are not using a verb but you are using the conjunction e…...
In this video you will learn how to correctly use 30 Italian adjectives to describe a personality and character.
The video has a nice fun exercise at the end and you can also download the list of adjectives by clicking on the this link here.
Here are the adjectives (translations are in the video and in the free download)
Una persona è…
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You can download the full lesson with extra exercises by clicking here!
You use it to talk about objects or people in a NON specific way
For example… think of the sentence in English:
"The cat is on the table" vs. "A cat is on the table"
A CAT is on the table you do not really know which cat is on the table, you are not talking about a specific cat... but a cat that you do not know.
The same thing happens with Italian!
The BIG difference is that you have to remember to match gender!
In this case you only have the singular form... no plural!
Let's look at the options that...
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