ItaLingua presents: L’italiano a modo mio!

This is our brand new Italian Language Hints video series, by our Director Francesca. Designed for all levels of Italian students to help enhance grammar, pronunciation, Italian expression, etc.!

We hope you enjoy them on your Italian learning journey!

A modo mio: l’italiano con Francesca!

Designed for all levels of Italian students to help enhance grammar, pronunciation, Italian expression, etc.!

We hope you enjoy them on your Italian learning journey!

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A modo mio: l’italiano con Francesca!
Imperfetto e Passato Prossimo (Part two) Learn Italian with ItaLingua! www.italingua.org (Online classes begin August 8th!)
Imperfetto e Passato Prossimo (Part One) Grammar: Imperfect and Past Next - PART ONE Grammar: Imperfect and Past Next - PART ONE Past Past Past is used for finished, completed, precise actions. Answer the question 'what' happened? ' Imperfect is the time of narrative, descriptions, describes actions as they are unfolding. Answer the question ‘How was it? ' Example: -Yesterday Carlo at 4 was still playing tennis. (We use the imperfect because it expresses a moment when the action is taking place) -Yesterday Carlo played tennis from 3 to 5. (We use the Next Past because there is a duration in the defined time) -Yesterday, while walking downtown, I saw Marco. (Imperfect for the first action and past next for the second action that adds up) -Two nights ago my husband was reading, I was watching TV and our son was playing with the train. (Contemporary actions happening - imperfect) -Two nights ago my husband read the newspaper, I watched TV and our son played with the train. (In this case we express contemporary actions finished in their entirety - near past) Learn Italian with ItaLingua! www.italingua.org (Online classes begin August 8th!)
Italian Language Hints #62- Come si pronunciano? The conjugation of Habitat: I live/ You live /He-She lives/ We live/ You live/ They live Remember: open your mouth wide to speak good Italian! Stress, tone accent, falls on A in the 1', 2', 3' singular person and in the 3' plural person (me, you, he/she, them). ME and THEM have the same accent. Example: Eat / Eat Work / They Work Driver/Guide Repeat the conjugations out loud! Learn Italian with ItaLingua! www.italingua.org
Italian Language Hints #61 - Come si pronuncia? The pronunciation of the pronoun subject Noi to the Future simple and to the present conditional. Verb Spoken: -Future Simple: We will talk (fast and light sound). -Present condition: We would talk (long and loud sound). -emo= And closed as in the month, silk, Teresa, ice cream, dinner, black, zero, elephant. -emo= And open like a gem, party, beautiful, seven, sense, saddle, greenhouse. Give it a try with me! We will - we will We'll write-we'll write We'll sleep-we'll sleep We'll be going and going We will read - we will read We'll talk - we'll talk Learn Italian with ItaLingua! www.italingua.org
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