The basics: “Ciao” and “Salve” The most common Italian greeting you’ll hear and use is “Ciao!” This versatile word works for both “hello” and “goodbye” and is typically used in informal settings with friends, family, or people you know well. Think of it like “hi” or “bye” in English. For a slightly more formal or […]
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Masculine or feminine? Singular or plural? In this lesson, we’ll learn how to identify the gender and number of nouns in Italian. In our first lesson we looked at the Italian alphabet and the pronunciation of words, in this lesson we will see how to identify the gender and number of nouns in Italian.
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Buongiorno! I’m Rossana, your Italian teacher, and I’m so excited to start this journey with you. Since this is your very first lesson (Livello A1), we will start with the building blocks of the language. To make things easier, I will explain the rules in English, but we will practice the sounds in Italian. The
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Introduction to the Italian grammar course A1 : explanation of the course contents l l l Teacher Information Rossana Pazzaglia, native Italian L2/LS teacher Master’s Degree in Modern Literature (University of Bologna),CEDILS certification (Certification in Teaching Italian to Foreigners – Ca’ Foscari University of Venice) Postgraduate Master’s degree in Digital Technologies and Distance Learning Methodologies (E-Campus University).
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