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Posted: Thu Jan 31, 2008 1:22 am
Well...I'm not going to teach you all the grammar things (I can if you ask me), for now I just want to tell some basics for who wants to know a little bit of Italian. If you think that something is wrong please tell me xp With time I'm going to update these lessons.
A tutti gli amici italiani se notate errori ditemelo (grazie xd ) oppure se volete aiutarmi in queste lezioni sentitevi liberi di farlo, ma sarei contenta se prima mi avvisaste, giusto per evitare di creare la stessa lezione 4laugh
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Posted: Thu Jan 31, 2008 1:40 am
Numeri Numbers
1 Uno 2 Due 3 Tre 4 Quattro 5 Cinque 6 Sei 7 Sette 8 Otto 9 Nove 10 Dieci 11 Undici 12 Dodici 13 Tredici 14 Quattordici 15 Quindici 16 Sedici 17 Diciasette 18 Diciotto 19 Diciannove 20 Venti After Venti + number (es. 21 Ventuno 22 Ventidue...) 30 Trenta After Trenta + number (es. 31 Trentuno 32 Trentadue...) 40 Quaranta After Quaranta + number (es. 41 Quarantuno 42 Quarantadue...) 50 Cinquanta After Cinquanta + number (es. 51 Cinquantuno 52 Cinquantadue...) 60 Sessanta After Sessanta + number (es. 61 Sessantuno 62 Sessantadue...) 70 Settanta After Settanta + number (es. 71 Settantuno 72 Settantadue...) 80 Ottanta After Ottanta + number (es. 81 Ottantuno 82 Ottantadue...) 90 Novanta After Novanta + number (es. 91 Novantuno 92 Novantadue...) 100 Cento
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Posted: Thu Jan 31, 2008 1:59 am
Giorni Days
Monday--Lunedì Tuesday-- Martedì Wednesday-- Mercoledì Thursday-- Giovedì Friday-- Venerdì Saturday-- Sabato Sunday-- Domenica
You can see that like in English we have -day at the end, in Italian we have -dì but not in the weekend
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Posted: Thu Jan 31, 2008 2:04 am
Mesi Months
January --Gennaio February--Febbraio March--Marzo April--Aprile May--Maggio June--Giugno July--Luglio August--Agosto September--Settembre October--Ottobre November--Novembre December--Dicembre
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Posted: Thu Jan 31, 2008 2:19 am
Colori Colors
White--Bianco Yellow--Giallo Orange--Arancione or Arancio Red--Rosso Pink--Rosa Violet--Viola Green--Verde Blue--Blu Brown--Marrone Gold--Oro Silver--Argento Grey--Grigio Black--Nero
idea P.s. In English you can say orange and it's a fruit, in Italian if you say arancio it is not the fruit but the tree of the oranges and to say orange like the fruit you say Arancia...plural Arance
P.p.s. In Italian when you say Rosa you can also mean a flower...the rose
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Posted: Thu Jan 31, 2008 2:36 am
Frutta Fruit
Orange--Arancia... rofl Apple--Mela Banana--Banana Pear--Pera Kiwi--Kiwi Mandarine/Tangerine--Mandarino Plum--Prugna Apricot--Albicocca Strawberry--Fragola Blueberry--Mirtillo Blackberry--Mora Clementine--Clementina Watermelon--Anguria Melon--Melone Mango--Mango
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Posted: Thu Jan 31, 2008 2:48 am
Verdura Vegetables *
Courgette/Zucchini--Zucchina or Zucchino Salad--Insalata Tomato--Pomodoro Carrot--Carota Onion--Cipolla Garlic--Aglio Potato--Patata Maize--Mais Pumpkin--Zucca
ninja Sorry if I don't tell you more but I don't really like vegetables... anyway if you ask me for something I'll search for you.
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Posted: Thu Jan 31, 2008 2:49 am
Indicative present Essere - To be
I am - Io sono you are - tu sei he is - egli**è we are - noi siamo you are - voi siete they are - essi**sono
idea Well it's not so simple as English because the verb change for each person whee and you can see that in Italian we don't use he/she/it for the third singolar person but only he ** you can also say "lui" instead of "egli" especially when you talk and the same thing it's for "essi" that can become "loro"
so about the people we can summer in:
I ---> Io you ---> tu he ---> egli (lui) [she ---> lei it ---> esso] we ---> noi you ---> voi they ---> essi (loro)
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Posted: Thu Jan 31, 2008 8:20 pm
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Posted: Tue Feb 05, 2008 9:47 am
Avere - to have
I have got - Io ho you have got - tu hai he has got - egli ha we have got - noi abbiamo you have got - voi avete they have got - essi hanno
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Posted: Tue Feb 05, 2008 9:49 am
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Posted: Tue Feb 05, 2008 9:57 am
Mangiare - To eat
I eat - Io mangio you eat - tu mangi he eats - egli mangia we eat - noi mangiamo you eat - voi mangiate they eat - essi mangiano idea I choose a verb and please don't say that Italian always think about food and their stomach cheese_whine 4laugh I just want to advise you that in English the verb changes only for he/she/it instead in Italian it always changes...sorry for this xd question I will show you some verbs that I think are important of course if you want something in particolar like swim, dream, fight etc etc... feel free to ask me
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Posted: Tue Feb 05, 2008 10:13 am
Potere - Can
Io posso tu puoi egli può noi possiamo voi potete essi possono
So - To know
Io so tu sai egli sa noi sappiamo voi sapete essi sanno
Amare - To love
Io amo tu ami egli ama noi amiamo voi amate essi amano
Volere - To want
Io voglio tu vuoi egli vuole noi vogliamo voi volete essi vogliono
Andare - To go
Io vado tu vai egli va noi andiamo voi andate essi vanno
Parlare - To talk Io parlo tu parli egli parla noi parliamo voi parlate essi parlano
idea Sometimes "Potere" is different from the English "Can" for example in English we say: I can play the guitar ----> Io so suonare la chitarra They can swim ----> Loro sanno nuotare So sometimes in Italian we use "Sapere" that in English it's translated with "can" For now that's all about verbs...if I could I would teach you more about the verbs rules but I can't now sorry sweatdrop
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Posted: Tue Feb 05, 2008 10:20 am
Some words
Hello - Ciao Goodbye - Arrivederci Goodmorning - Buongiorno Goodafternoon - Buon pomeriggio Goodevening - Buonasera Goodnight - Buonanotte Thank you - Grazie Thank you very much - Grazie mille or Molte grazie See you - Ci vediamo
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Posted: Mon Feb 18, 2008 10:44 am
You realize that there already are Italian lessons and bonus it's from a native speaker.
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