Italian 1 - Verbs, Adjectives, Subject Pronouns, etc.

verb phrases are not conjugated in this list, but examples of them are using one of the verbs (such as parlare for -are verbs, and so on) Make sure to remember adjective agreements!

io

I

tu

you (s.)

lui

he

lei

she

noi

we

voi

you (pl.)

loro

they

essere

to be

sono (s.)

I am

sei

you are (s.)

è

he/she is

siamo

we are

siete

you are (p.)

sono (p.)

they are

non

not

C’è

there is

ecco

here is

contento/a

content

difficile

difficult

disonesto/a

dishonest

onesto/a

honest

generoso/a

generous

importante

important

indipendente

independant

intelligente

intellegent

interessante

interesting

lungo/a

long

nervoso/a

nervous

serio/a

serious

sincero/a

sincere

socievole

sociable

studioso/a

studious

timido/a

timid

tranquillo/a

tranquil

antipatico/a

unpleasant

bello/a

beautiful; handsome

bravo/a

good; talented

buono/a

good

cattivo/a

bad; naughty

divertente

fun

facile

easy

felice

happy

noioso/a

boring

pigro/a

lazy

simpatico/a

nice; likeable

triste

sad

americano/a

american

canadese

canadian

cinese

chinese

coreano/a

korean

francese

french

giapponese

japanese

greco/a

greek

indiano/a

indian

inglese

english

italiano/a

italian

messicano/a

mexican

nigeriano/a

nigerian

spagnolo/a

spanish

tedesco/a

german

lunedì

monday

martedì

tuesday

mercoledì

wednesday

giovedì

thursday

venerdì

friday

sabato

saturday

domenica

sunday

settimana

week

parlare

to speak

parlo

I speak

parli

you speak (s.)

parla

he/she/it speaks

parliamo

we speak

parlate

you speak (p.)

parlano

they speak

abitare

to live (in)

arrivare

to arrive

aspettare

to wait (for)

cambiare

to change

cenare

to have dinner

cercare

to look for

chiamare

to call

cominciare (a)

to begin (to)

comprare

to buy

desiderare

to desire; to want

dimenticare

to forget

disegnare

to draw

diventare

to become

frequentare

to attend; to date

guidare

to drive

imparare (a)

to learn (to)

incontrare

to meet (with)

insegnare

to teach

lavorare

to work

mandare

to send

mangiare

to eat

pagare

to pay

pensare (a/di)

to think (about/of)

portare

to bring; to wear

praticare

to practice