Intro Italian- study guide quiz 1

1 in Italian

uno

2 in Italian

due

3 in Italian

tre

4 in Italian

quattro

5 in Italian

cinque

6 in Italian

sei

7 in Italian

sette

8 in Italian

otto

9 in Italian

nove

10 in Italian

dieci

11 in italian

undici

12 in Italian

dodici

13 in Italian

tredici

14 in Italian

quattordici

15 in Italian

quindici

16 in Italian

sedici

17 in Italian

diciassette

18 in Italian

diciotto

19 in Italian

diciannove

20 in Italian

venti

My name is ____.

Io mi chiamo ____.

What’s your name?

Come ti chiami?

Where are you from?

Di dove sei?

I am from America di ____.

Io sono Americana di _____.

You are Italian?

To sei Italiano?

How old are you?

Quanti anni hai?

I am _____ years old.

Io ho _____ anni.

dog

un cane

cat

un gatto

car

un macchine

bike

un bici

brother

un fratello

sister

una sorella

Italian friend

ami ci itaciani

to be

essere

conjugation of essere: I am

io sono

conjugation of essere: you are

tu sei

conjugation of essere: he is / she is

lui è / lei è

to have

avere

conjugation of avere: I have

io ho

conjugation of avere: you have

tu hai

conjugation of to have: he has / she has

lui/lei ha

what does it mean?

che significa?

how do you say ____?

come si dice ____?

I don’t know

non lo so

what is this?

panino

what is this?

tè

what is this?

Cappuccino

what is this?

caffe

what is this?

caffe latte

what is this?

tramezzino

what is this?

cornetto

what is this?

spremuta

what is this?

agua naturale

what is this?

frulato

what is this?

zucchero

what is this?

suce di fruta

what is this?

bicchiere di vino

what is this?

scontrino

what is this?

bomba con crema

what is this?

ciambella

what is this?

birra all spina

what is this?

aperitivo

what is this?

pizza taglio

conjugate: Io (abitare) a Roma.

abito

conjugate: Dove tu (lavorare)?

lavori

conjugate: Io (parlare) inglese e italiano.

parlo

conjugate: Io non (lavorare), io (studiare).

lavoro, studio

terms to use to order

posso avere, vorrei, prendo, per me

indefinite article rules: using un, una, un’, uno

Indefinite articles in Italian are used to indicate non-specific nouns. 'Un' is used for masculine singular nouns, 'una' for feminine singular nouns, 'un'' for feminine nouns starting with a vowel or h, and 'uno' for masculine nouns starting with a z or s+consonant.

Rules for adjectives ending O

Adjectives that end in 'o' change to 'a' for feminine singular, ‘o’ for singular masculine, 'i' for masculine plural, and 'e' for feminine plural.

Rules for adjectives ending in E

Adjectives that end in 'e' remain the same for masculine singular, change to 'se' for masculine plural, change to ‘e’ for feminine singular, and change to 'se' for feminine plural.