An easy way to start making yourself understood: when introducing yourself, in a bar or arranging to meet others. You will be guided through expressions, grammar and pronunciation step by step. The course is based on level A1 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages.
Hi!
Here you'll learn: saying hello and goodbye - saying yes and thank you - forms of address
Hi!
Here you'll learn: short sentences for introductory conversations - to ask how others are doing - to say how you're doing
Hi!
Here you'll review: the vocabulary from the previous two lessons - using formal and informal terms of address
What's your name?
Here you'll learn: to introduce yourself - to ask someone's name - the personal pronouns
What's your name?
Here you'll learn: the verb essere (to be) - to say where you're from - to ask where others are from
What's your name?
Here you'll review: the vocabulary from the previous two lessons - the personal pronouns - the endings of the verb essere
Where do you live?
Here you'll learn: a regular verb ending in -are: abitare (to live) - to say which city you live in - to say where you are from
Where do you live?
Here you'll learn: another regular verb ending in -are: parlare (to speak) - to say which languages you (don't) speak - to say what your nationality is - the negation
Where do you live?
Here you'll review: the vocabulary from the previous two lessons - to say where you're from and what languages you speak - the negation - the forms of the verbs abitare and parlare
Here you'll learn: the pronunciation of c and g
In the bar
Here you'll learn: to order drinks - the regular verb ending in -ere: prendere (take) - the articles in the singular
In the bar
Here you'll learn: the numbers one to ten - to ask how much something costs, and to understand prices - to ask for the bill
In the bar
Here you'll review: the vocabulary from the previous two lessons - articles in the singular - the numbers 0-10 - the forms of the verb prendere
Here you'll learn: the rolled r - the intonation of verb forms - the intonation of words with accents (like caffè)
What time is it?
Here you'll learn: to invite someone to a party - the days of the week - to ask about and say what time it is
What time is it?
Here you'll learn: the numbers 11 to 20 - to make plans to go to the cinema - more about time
What time is it?
Here you'll review: the vocabulary from the previous two lessons - the days of the week - numbers 11-20 - the time
Here you'll learn: the intonation of statements and questions
How old are you?
Here you'll learn: the numbers up to 100 - to talk about age - the verb avere (to have)
How old are you?
Here you'll learn: to ask about phone numbers, email addresses and house addresses - to provide your own contact information - the possessives (my, your ...)
How old are you?
Here you'll review: the vocabulary from the previous two lessons - the possessives - numbers up to 100 - the forms of the verb avere