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Today's Italian words:

Qual è l’ultimo film che hai visto = What’s the last film you saw? 

Qual = which

È = is

L'ultimo = the last

Film = film or movie

Che = that

Hai = you have

visto = seen

Ti è piaciuto? = Did you like it? 

Ti = to you

È = it is

Piaciuto = pleased

Gli è piaciuto = he, they liked it

Gli = to him, them

È = it is

Piaciuto = pleased

Le è piaciuto = she, you formal liked it

Le = to her, you formal 

È = it is

Piaciuto = pleased

Ci è piaciuto = we liked it

Vi è piaciuto = you liked it (plural, for speaking to more than one person)

83: Did you like it? How to use piace in the past

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Are you making these tourist mistakes when you speak Italian? It’s OK, nearly everyone does! Learn how to avoid them in this mini lesson.

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Today's Italian words:

Nessun problema = No problem 

Non c’è problema = No problem (lit. there is no problem)

Fare una foto = To take a photo (lit. to do a photo)

Ci puoi fare una foto? = Can you take a photo of us? (informal)

Ci può fare una foto? = Can you take a photo of us (formal)

Siamo in due = There are two of us

Uno spritz = A spritz

Uno studente = A student

Uno scontrino = A receipt

Prendo uno spritz = I’ll have a spritz (lit. “I take a spritz”)

Fa caldo = It’s hot

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Today's Italian words:

Non ho capito = I didn’t understand 

Ho capito = I understood 

Capisco l’italiano = I understand Italian 

Capisco un po’ di italiano = I understand a bit of Italian 

Piano, per favore = Slowly, please

Può ripetere, per favore? = Can you repeat, please? (formal)

Puoi ripetere, per favore? = Can you repeat, please? (informal)

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Today's Italian words:

Mia nonna era di… = My grandmother was from… (+ town)

Mio nonno era di… = My grandfather was from… (+ town)

I miei nonni erano di… = My grandparents were from (+ town)

Era di Roma = S/he was from Rome

Erano di Napoli = They were from Naples

Erano calabresi = They were Calabrian

I miei parenti = My relatives

I miei genitori = My parents

I miei cugini = My cousins

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Find the perfect way to say goodbye in Italian, from the casual “ciao” to the formal “arrivederci” and everything in between. With pronunciation and cultural tips!

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Today's Italian words:

Ciao = Bye (informal)

Arrivederci = Goodbye (formal)

Ci sentiamo = Speak soon (lit. each other we hear)

Ci sentiamo dopo = Speak to you later (lit. each other we hear later)

Buona serata! = Have a nice evening

A presto = See you soon (lit. till soon) 

A dopo = See you later (lit. till later) 

A domani = See you tomorrow (lit. till tomorrow) 

Ti scrivo dopo = I’ll send you a message later (lit. to you, I write later)

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Today's Italian words:

Impossibile = Impossible 

Importante = Important

Normale = Normal 

Errore = Mistake 

Il vocabolario = (the) vocabulary 

La grammatica = (the) grammar 

La pronuncia = (the) pronunciation

Anno = Year (remember to make the “n” long!)

Sono di New York = I’m from New York

E tu? Di dove sei? = And you? Where are you from? (informal)

83: Did you like it? How to use piace in the past

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