Subject
Pronouns
Pronouns
How do you say “they” in italian?
Loro
What does essere and avere mean?
to be and to have.
How do you say “new” in Italian?
nuovo
How do you say “winter” in Italian?
Inverno
How do you say “mother” in Italian?
madre
Translate- I have a dog.
Ho un cane.
What’s the “io” form of essere?
sono
How do you make a word feminine?
by adding a “e”.
How do you say ”degrees” in Italian?
gradi
How do you say “children” in Italian?
I figli
What’s the difference between tu and Lei?
Tu is you(casual) and Lei is you(formal).
Fill in the blank- Di dove (tu) ?
Di dove sei?
What do common abjectives end in?
They end in “o”.
What season do you go in the pool? (Full sentence)
D’estate vado in piscina.
How do you say “I have a big family” in Italian.
Io ho un grande famiglia.
What’s the plural form of “girl” in Italian?
Le ragazze (the girls).
Translate- I have two older sisters.
Ho due sorelle maggiori.
What is the masculine form of “happy”?
contento
What’s the weather like in the summer? (Full sentence)
D’estate fa caldo.
Fill in the blank- (His) Miglio è molto bella.
il suo
How do you say “ I have a cat” in two different ways?
- Io ho un gatto
- ho un gatto
* both sentences are grammatically correct *
Translate- My friends are nice.
Miei amici sono simpatici.
* when you’re talking about more then one person you use “miei” *
Translate- the old red house.
La vecchia casa rossa.
Translate- Tuesday will be rainy and cold.
Martedì sarà piovoso e freddo.
Translate- me and my brother like to go to the park.
Io e mio fratello piace andare al parco.