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Here are some basic phrases in Italian that will help you during your trip to Italy.
This Italian lesson is divided into two audio parts:
This post will go over the basic pronunciation of the Italian language. Italian is especially known for its various vowel combinations, so we’ll look at various diphthongs (2 vowels in a row) and triphthongs (3 vowels in a row).
Unfortunately the Italian language is a bit more complicated when it comes to the definite article (the) and the indefinite article (a). There are rules that pertain to number and gender of the nouns that you are describing.
There are two audio files that pertain to this lesson.
Here are some useful words in Italian that will help you on your trip to Italy.
When it comes to subject pronouns in Italian, there are some peculiar rules that pertain to whether or not you know the person formally, or on a friendly-basis. This pertains particularly to the “Tu”, or “You” form. And of course there are other subject pronouns as well.
Here is a listing:
io / I
tu /you (familiar form)
lui (egli/esso) / he
lei (ella/essa)/ she
Lei / you (formal form )
The following section are plural forms:
noi / we
voi / you (familiar form)
loro (essi) / they (masculine)
loro (esse) / they (feminine)
Loro / you (formal form)
