Beginner's course 2
The next steps: talking about your job, going shopping, ordering at a restaurant and going on holiday. Learn all the expressions you need as well as grammar and pronunciation for level A1 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages.
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Get StartedAl lavoro Part 1
At work
Here you'll learn: to ask and answer questions about occupation - masculine and feminine forms of some occupations - plural forms of nouns
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Get StartedAl lavoro Part 2
At work
Here you'll learn: more on the theme 'occupations' - the verb lavorare = to work - plural articles
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Get StartedAl lavoro Review
At work
Here you'll review: the vocabulary from the previous two lessons - masculine and feminine endings - noun plurals with articles - the form of the verb lavorare
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Get StartedDesidera qualcos'altro? Part 1
Would you like anything else?
Here you'll learn: to order in a restaurant - what to call the things on the table
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Get StartedDesidera qualcos'altro? Part 2
Would you like anything else?
Here you'll learn: what's on a typical Italian menu - some important words for describing food - adjective endings
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Get StartedDesidera qualcos'altro? Review
Would you like anything else?
Here you'll review: the vocabulary from the previous two lessons - ordering in a restaurant - adjective endings
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Get StartedCom'è Roma? Part 1
What is Rome like?
Here you'll learn: to ask about cities - to talk about city attractions with c'è/ci sono - the verb andare = to go
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Get StartedCom'è Roma? Part 2
What is Rome like?
Here you'll learn: Here you'll learn: - to ask about buses - to talk about location - the prepositions al, alla and all'
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Get StartedCom'è Roma? Review
What is Rome like?
Here you'll review: the vocabulary from the previous two lessons - location words - the forms of the verb andare = to go
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Get StartedLo posso provare? Part 1
Can I try it on?
Here you'll learn: some questions to use in a clothes shop - some items of clothing - some colours
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Get StartedLo posso provare? Part 2
Can I try it on?
Here you'll learn: to ask about clothes sizes - a few more items of clothing - the verb provare = to try on - comparative adjectives: smaller, bigger
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Get StartedLo posso provare? Review
Can I try it on?
Here you'll review: the vocabulary from the previous two lessons - comparative adjectives - the forms of the verb provare
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Get StartedItalian pronunciation: "chi/che" and "ghi/ghe"
Here you'll learn: the pronunciation of chi and che - the pronunciation of ghi and ghe
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Get StartedIn vacanza! Part 1
On vacation!
Here you'll learn: to talk about where you go on holiday - to talk about holiday activities
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Get StartedIn vacanza! Part 2
On vacation!
Here you'll learn: to make a hotel reservation - to talk about the weather
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Get StartedIn vacanza! Review
On vacation!
Here you'll review: the vocabulary from the previous two lessons