Learn / study Italiano - Topic by topic
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➡️ Dove si trova il bagno... 🇮🇹 "Trovarsi" is an intransitive verb and the positive sentence "il bagno si trova" literally means "the bathroom finds itself" and it indicates the location of something... Examples: ➡️ Roma si trova in Italia. (Rome is in Italy.) ➡️ La mia casa si trova nei boschi. (My house is in the woods.) ➡️ La penna si trova sul tavolo. (The pen is on the table.)
✳️ Where is the bathroom / the toilet please? 🇮🇹 Dove si trova il bagno per favore? ✳️ Where 🇮🇹 Dove ✳️ The bathroom, toilet 🇮🇹 Il bagno ✳️ To find 🇮🇹 Trovare ✳️ Please 🇮🇹 Per favore
She is watching TV. Sta guardando la TV.
We are walking Stiamo camminando
They are sleeping Stanno dormendo
He is speaking Sta parlando
I'm eating Sto mangiando
Practice the present continuous in Italian. Translate and tap to uncover the correct answer:
✳️ I'm just looking. / I'm just browsing. 🇮🇹 Sto solo guardando. You'll find this phrase useful while you are shopping, the shopping assistant approaches you but you don't want to buy anything yet... Present continuous in Italian: Conjugated verb stare + gerund You'll need the verb "stare": Io sto Tu stai Lui, lei sta Noi stiamo Voi state Loro stanno Then you have to transform a verb into a gerund form. In English: speak ➡️ speaking In Italian: parlare ➡️ parlando PARLARE + NDO VEDERE + NDO FINIRE + ENDO ANDARE + NDO As you can see the good thing is that even irregular verbs create the gerund regularly. Examples: ➡️ Io sto parlando ➡️ Tu stai guardando ➡️ Noi stiamo dormendo ➡️ Loro stanno lavorando ✳️ Only 🇮🇹 Solo
✳️ What did you have for lunch today? 🇮🇹 Cosa hai mangiato oggi a pranzo? ✳️ What 🇮🇹 Cosa / che cosa ✳️ Eat 🇮🇹 Mangiare Present perfect (passato prossimo) of "mangiare": io ho mangiato tu hai mangiato lui, lei ha mangiato noi abbiamo mangiato voi avete mangiato loro hanno mangiato ✳️ Today 🇮🇹 Oggi ✳️ Lunch 🇮🇹 Pranzo
Today's sentence: ✳️ It's spring and the flower scents fill all the gardens. 🇮🇹 È primavera e tutti i giardini sono pieni del profumo dei fiori. ➡️ Seasons of the year: ✳️ Spring 🇮🇹 La primavera (feminine) ✳️ Summer 🇮🇹 L'estate (feminine) ✳️ Autumn 🇮🇹 L'autunno (masculine) ✳️ Winter 🇮🇹 L'inverno (masculine) ✳️ Expression all the... 🇮🇹 Tutti i/gli... (masculine nouns) 🇮🇹 Tutte le ...(feminine nouns) Examples: all the years - tutti gli anni, all (the) women - tutte le donne ✳️ Full 🇮🇹 Pieno (masculine singular), piena (feminine singular), pieni (masculine plural), piene (feminine plural) ✳️ Fragrance, scent, perfume 🇮🇹 Il profumo (masculine, plural profumi) ✳️ Flower 🇮🇹 Il fiore (masculine, plural fiori)
✳️ I'm cold (I feel cold). 🇮🇹 Ho freddo. ✳️ I'm hot (I feel hot). 🇮🇹 Ho caldo. ✳️ I'm in a hurry. 🇮🇹 Ho fretta.
There are a few very common expressions: ✳️ I'm hungry. 🇮🇹 Ho fame. ✳️ I'm thirsty. 🇮🇹 Ho sete.
We had (Noi - the use of personal pronouns is not obligatory) abbiamo avuto
They have (Loro - the use of personal pronouns is not obligatory) hanno
But Ma
I have (Io - the use of personal pronouns is not obligatory) ho
Day Il giorno / la giornata
Today Oggi
Long Lungo (masculine) / Lunga (feminine)