Speak to Me (Italian)

Come passing I fine settimana? Faccio sport, leggo, incontro amici. Ti piacerebbe leggero? E' la mia passione. CHE cosa leggi? Romanzi e gialli

Can you complete the dialogue you just did, Ciao, come .............? ............... libera venerdi sera? E' un invito? SI, si all a mia .......... Fantastico A che ora? ............. le nove. Ci saro', grazie

Thanks for speaking to me!

Ho paura di ragni, ho bisogno di riposare, credo di capire, cerco di studiare, spero di andare, finisco di mangiare are the expressions used in this episode, try using them in your everyday life, ciao e grazie!

The expressions are: assomiglio a mia madre, credo a tutti, penso a noi, faccio visita a mio padre, partecipo a la gara, comincio a capire, do you remember what they mean? Otherwise go back and listen, how many can you easily apply to your everyday life? Thanks for speaking with me, ciao Claudia

The expressions are vado a bracetto, vado in aereo, vado in macchina, vado a pescare , vado a teatro, vado a piedi, can you adapt these to what you do? Can you find or make others? Ciao a presto!

Do il benvenuto a Mario , do da mangiare al mio cane, mi do agli studi, do ascolto a mia madre, do una risposta a tutti are some more idiomatic expressions with the verb to do. You can always substitute the subject or object of these sentences for example do da mangiare al mio gatto (cat).

It is important to know the conjugation of the verb stare so you can speak about others io sto tu stai lui/ lei sta noi stiamo voice state loro stanno, try it! Ciao

The idiomatic expressions with the verb to do are faccio una doccia, faccio la spesa, faccio una passeggiata, faccio colazione, faccio uno spuntino, do you remember what they mean?

These expressions can end in o or a according to gender, sometimes they can end in e, in this case they don't change. Some expressions with the verb to be are sono malato/a, sono arrabbiato/a, sono stanco/a, sono innamorato/a, sono triste , sono feline, sono contento/a, sono annoiato/a. Which ones have I left out? Thank you for listening and speaking with me, ciao.

The expressions are ho fame, ho sonno, ho caldo, ho freddo, ho sete, ho fretta, ho paura.

Some phrases used Ti piacerebbe venire ad una festa? Mi piacerebbe molto,. Hai voglia di venire ad una festa? Volentieri. Non so' se posso. MI displace non posso. Che peccato. Can you make mini dialogues out of there sentences? Ciao a Presto !

When suggesting in Italian, the verb is in the first person plural for example andiamo parcheggiamo, prenotiamo and mangiamo

To say I know someone in Italian we use la to say her, for example la conosco, I know her, placed before the verb or to say him we use lo, for example lo conosco

Sentences used at the doctors*, Prenda un antidolorifico, si riposi, faccia un po*di di esercizio leggero or deve prendere un antidolorifico, deve riporsarsi, deve fare esercizio

To say something is hurting you use aversion male. How male di stomach I have a stomach ache. Do you remember the other symptoms? To ask what's the matter, cos'hai? Coming soon to Brisbane, an innovative method of learning italian to enhance focus and concentration using all 5 senses in a relaxed and fun environment, more details next time, ciao

To talk about the way you feel in Italian we use the verb stare, so when you talk about yourself in the present the verb changes to sto. You can also find me doing a more extensive course on udemy with many activities, quizzes, grammar tips, exercises and much more, so if you would like to speak with me in a lifetime course join me on udemy and parla con me, ciao!

To talk about the weather we use the verb fa (make) for example fa bellows (it's lovely) You can also find a more intensive course on udemy with many activities, quizzes, grammar tips, exercises and much, much more. So if you like to speak me in life time courses, join me, parla con me on udemy ciao

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You use lo/la (to say it) for masc and fem singular nouns and li/le (to say them) for plural nouns for example vorrei vederlo, vorrei vederle I would like to see it, I would like to see them

When shopping for clothes we use the verb Cerco (I am looking for.....) and desidero (I want....) for example cerco un pantalone, desidero una camicia bianca. Colour adjectives change according to the gender of the noun, for example una maglia nera, a black jumper, however some colour adjectives never change, for example una gonna verde

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A dialogue where you interact with the waiter