Buon Natale

Buon Natale


Easyitalian4u wish you a merry Christmas, that you and your loved ones would have an amazing day and that all your dreams come true.

Have fun and enjoy the magic of these days and we hope that you come back soon to this blog to keep improving your Italian.

I numeri (1-10)

Ciao!

Let's study the cardinal numbers in Italian from one to ten

1. Uno

2. Due

3. Tre

4. Quattro

5. Cinque

6. Sei

7. Sette 

8. Otto 

9. Nove

10. Dieci 

Making questions in Italian

Ciao!

Come stai?

Today we are going to learn a little bit more about the Italian Grammar.  We have already made some sentences both in affirmative and negative way.

Now I am going to show you how to make questions in Italian.

Well how?

The answer is really easy: just in the same order you write the sentence as a statement.  You don't have to add an extra word (like do/does in english) or change the order of verb+ subject.

Lavori in un ufficio

(You work in an office) 

Lavori in un ufficio?

(Do you work in an office)

Simple as that.

Then what's the difference?

Simply.  You identify if it's a question or an affirmative sentence just by looking at the intonation of the sentence.

Same applies with negative sentences

Voi non leggete

(You don't read)

Voi non leggete?

(Don't you read) 

Io Mi Chiamo

Ciao

Today I'm going to show you how to use the verb Chiamare (Name)  and how to use it in your conversations.  Later, I hope we'll practice this verb even more

Chiamare

Io mi chiamo
Tu ti chiami
Lei si chiama

Sono Alvaro, e tu come ti ciahimi?

(I am Alvaro and you, what's your name?)

Io mi chiamo Alvaro

(My name is Alvaro)

-Scusi, Lei come si chiama

(Excuse me, what's her name?)

- Cecilia Monti

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La negazione

Ciao!


Oggi, noi studieremo come creare frasi negativamente

Today we are going to study how to make negative sentences in Italian.

To do this, you just need to use the Italiano Word Non

Put Non between the subject and the verb and that's how you create a negative sentence in Italian.

Let's see this:

LEI DORME

(SHE SLEEPS)

LEI NON DORME

(SHE DOESN'T SLEEP)

IO VADO AL CINEMA

(I GO TO THE CINEMA)

IO NON VADO AL CINEMA

(I DON'T GO TO THE CINEMA)

BALLATE?

(DO YOU DANCE)

NON BALLATE?

(DON'T YOU DANCE)

As you can see, in Italian is not necessary to introduce the subject.  You just know that we are talking about "you" (voi) just after looking at 

Come stai/ Come sta?

Buon giourno!

Today we are going to get some extra vocabulary to start a simple conversation in Italian

Come Stai (Tu)?

Come Sta (Loro)?

Both means How are you? Come stai is more informal however.

To answer this question.  For example I'm fine, we use the verb Stare as you can see  in the questions.  A verb from the first group:

ITALIANO	ENGLISH
IO STO	I AM
TU STAI	YOU ARE
LUI, LEI STA	HE/SHE/YOU (FORMAL) IS
NOI STIAMO	WE ARE
VOI STATE	YOU ARE
LORO STANNO	THEY ARE

-Buon giorno Carla.  Come stai?

• Sto bene (I'm fine)
• Benissimo, grazie (Very good, thank you)

• Molto bene (very good)
• Non c’è male (Not so bad)
• Mi sento male (I'm feeling bad)
• Molto male (Vey bad)

- E tu, E Lei? (And You)

- Bene grazie

So now it's your turn.  I hope you enjoy your new Italian class. 

Presente dell'indicativo dei verbi regolari

Today you are going to learn the three different groups of verbs in Italian.

If you know how to conjugate these three groups you'll be able to conjugate almost every Italian verb.

Three groups of verbs with different terminations.
But don't worry, as you study them you'll find that they follow similar rules of conjuction.

Primo gruppo

Are (Mangiare, Amare, Guardare, etc)

Let’s conjugate the verb Amare (To Love)

AM + (O,I,A,IAMO,ATE,ANO)

ITALIANO	ENGLISH
IO AMO	I LOVE
TU AMI	YOU LOVE
LUI/LEI AMA	HE/SHE LOVES
NOI AMIAMO	WE LOVE
VOI AMATE	YOU LOVE
LORO AMANO	THEY LOVE

Secondo gruppo

Ere (Temere, Correre, Leggere, Vedere, etc)

Let’s conjugate the verb Leggere (To Read)

LEGG + (O,I,E,IAMO,ETE,ONO)

ITALIANO	ENGLISH
IO LEGGO	I READ
TU LEGGI	YOU READ
LUI/LEI LEGGE	HE/SHE READS
NOI LEGGIAMO	WE READ
VOI LEGGETE	YOU READ
LORO LEGGONO	THEY READ

Terzo gruppo

Ere (Aprire, Dormire, Sentire, etc)

Let’s conjugate the verb Dormire (To Sleep)

DORM + (O,I,E,IAMO,ITE,ONO)

ITALIANO	ENGLISH
IO DORMO	I SLEEP
TU DORMI	YOU SLEEP
LUI/LEI DORME	HE/SHE SLEEPS
NOI DORMIAMO	WE SLEEP
VOI DORMITE	YOU SLEEP
LORO DORMONO	THEY SLEEP

Now it's your turn.  Try to conjugate other Italian verbs following these easy rules.  Practice every verbal group and your skills will improve a lot.

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I saluti en Italiano

Buongiorno!

Today we are going to study how to say hi in Italian.

Ciao
That's the easiest way to say hi in Italian.  You can say Ciao at no matter what hour of the day and it's used both to say hi or goodbye.

-Ciao, Bruno 

- Oh ciao Paola!

However Ciao is an informal way to say hi in Italian.  You can only use it with your friends or with young people.  

For the rest use this table to guide you

I saluti in Italiano	Hour	Inglese
Salve		Good Morning
Buongiorno	6:00- 12:00 m	Good Morning
Buon pomeriggio	12:00 m- 17:00	Good Afternoon
Buona Sera	17:00	Good Evening
Buona Notte		Good Night

   

I pronomi personali soggetto

Let's start studying Italian.  In this very first lesson I wanted to start teaching you the subjects in Italian:

io	I
tu	You
lui   lei	He  She
noi	We
voi	You (pl)
loro	They (pl)

Try to have fun pronouncing the subjects in Italian.  At this point don't think about the verbs, thought you can start looking for some of them in your dictionary.

In Italian, it's not necessary to write the subject in a sentence.  If you know how to skeap Spanish or Portuguese for example, this will be so much easier for you to understand because we do the same in our languages. 

If not, you just need to see the verb to recognize who is the subject:

IO SONO ITALIANO

 (I AM ITALIAN)

=

SONO ITALIANO

If you have any doubts or comments/ suggestions, don't hesitate to write me.  Have a nice day and enjoy your Italian!

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