Italian-English Vocabulary Review

Vocabulary terms extracted from the Italian-English translation lecture notes covering family, activities, and common adjectives.

da solo / da sola

Alone; by oneself.

lavoro

Job or work; also referred to as 'occupazione' or 'shop' in specific idioms.

compiti

Homework; tasks assigned for students to complete outside of school.

fidanzata / fidanzato

Girlfriend or fiancée / Boyfriend or fiancé.

impegnato / impegnata

Busy; having a lot to do; occasionally referred to as 'occupato'.

stanco / stanca

Tired; in need of rest.

più intelligente / più vecchio

Smarter / Older; forms of comparison used in the transcript.

tempo libero

Free time or spare time; time not spent working.

viaggio

A trip, journey, or the act of traveling.

d'accordo

In agreement; to agree with someone or a plan.

padre / madre

Father / Mother; primary family relations mentioned frequently.

fratello / sorella

Brother / Sister.

figlio / figlia

Son / Daughter; children in relation to their parents.

denaro / soldi

Money.

macchina / auto

Car; automobile.

colazione / cena

Breakfast / Dinner.

vicino

Near or close to; used to describe proximity.

fiero / fiera

Proud; having or showing a high opinion of oneself or another.

vero / verità

True / Truth.

per piacere / per favore

Please; a polite request.