Saluti (Greetings, etc)
Come sei tu?
Essere
Come stai?
Italia
100
How do you say "hello" in Italian?
Buongiorno!
100
What is does the question "come sei tu" ask?
"What are you like?"
100
What does the verb "essere" mean?
To be
100
What does "come stai?" mean?
How are you?
100
Italy is surrounded by water on three sides and therefore is a...
Peninsula.
200
List the most common way to say "see you later" in Italian (not ciao)
A presto!
200
Che significa "bravo/a"?
Good job / talented / expert
200
How do you say "you are" in Italian?
tu sei
200
Sto bene... means...
I'm well (not I'm good!)
200
Which empire flourished in Rome 2,000 years ago.
The Roman Empire
300
Salve means ________ ? And who used this word to greet each other?
It means "hi" - used by the ancient Romans 2,000 years ago.
300
Che significa: "simpatico/a"?
nice // nice person // friendly
300
What does "lui è" mean in Italian?
He is
300
Pronounce this correctly: Così così
Mr. D will pronounce
300
The Romans built this famous amphitheater around 80 C.E. for gladiator battles among other things.
The Colosseum.
400
How do you say "good afternoon" in Italian?
No way to say this - Buongiorno - all day until about 7pm Buonasera - 7pm until bed time
400
**DOUBLE JEOPARDY - DOUBLE YOUR POINTS** Translate into English: Io sono fortunato, felice, e sportivo.
I am lucky, happy and athletic.
400
List all THREE PLURAL forms of essere:
Noi siamo, voi siete, loro sono
400
Translate: Loro stanno male :(
They are not well // They are sick
400
**DOUBLE JEOPARDY - DOUBLE YOUR POINTS** The Pantheon is found in what Italian city and was commissioned by whom?
Rome // Marcus Agrippa
500
If you are being very formal, how would you say "goodbye"?
Arrivederci OR ArrivederLa (super formal)
500
Translate into Italian: (as a girl) I am generous, tall and thin.
Io sono generosa, alta e magra.
500
What is the term we use when we give subject to a verb?
Conjugate
500
Translate: I'm doing fairly well.
Sto abbastanza bene.
500
If you wanted to cross one of the oldest bridges in Italy - the Ponte Vecchio which crosses the Arno River - to what Italian city would you travel?
Firenze // Florence
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