let's try introduction and a bit of conversation then:

 

buonasera, come stai?

Piacere, mi chiamo Beatriz.

come si chiami?

let's try introduction and a bit of conversation then:

 

buonasera, come stai?

Piacere, mi chiamo Beatriz.

come si chiami?

 

very good!!:thumbsup::D

just one thing: come ti chiami? ;)

(giulia were you leaning spanish too?, so you also tuteáis there? :uhoh: i mean ti instead of si..).

 

so answer the convo question :p

 

dove abita?

che lavoro fai?

(giulia were you leaning spanish too?, so you also tuteáis there? :uhoh: i mean ti instead of si..).

 

so answer the convo question :p

 

dove abita?

che lavoro fai?

 

you mean if i study spanish?:confused:

yes!

english question meant that :p

no need to say, if you need some help or have questions don't doubt to ask me. ;)

 

i'm trying to make some convo :uhoh:

to practice a bit. .:\ well i'll answer myself. :p

 

sto bene

io sono di valladolid

e sono studante.

oh okay! gracias:P

 

oh yes sorry!! your question!:P

 

abito a Bergamo e sono studentessa (;))

i'm trying to make some convo :uhoh:

to practice a bit. .:\ well i'll answer myself. :p

 

sto bene

io sono di valladolid

e sono studante.

 

There is a particular reason why you want to learn Italian language??

I mean are you attending Italian classes, or is just for fun...because you like it??? :P

Anyway.....

 

Ciao mi chiamo Laura, sono di Napoli, ero una studentessa, nel senso che ho finito l'università l'anno scorso. Tu invece cosa studi?

Oltre i libri di grammatica che hai, se vuoi chiedere qualcosa sui verbi, articoli, ecc. spara pure :D

i've studied Tourism, Italian was not able, just on extra lab classes but was not compulsory, i already know french, portuguese and obviously english, so know more languages is not bad, plus i wanted to learn italian and german properly since long long ago. :)

 

piacere Laura.

 

scorso means? :embarassed:

 

yep i'm interested in knowing about verbs and grammar part, i've been told that italian verbs are hard to learn :uhoh:

 

so does nouns have genre and number in italian?

scorso= last;)

 

and yes they have!

i've studied Tourism, Italian was not able, just on extra lab classes but was not compulsory, i already know french, portuguese and obviously english, so know more languages is not bad, plus i wanted to learn italian and german properly since long long ago. :)

 

piacere Laura.

 

scorso means? :embarassed:

 

yep i'm interested in knowing about verbs and grammar part, i've been told that italian verbs are hard to learn :uhoh:

 

so does nouns have genre and number in italian?

 

Scorso means Last/past....meaning L'anno scorso = Last year / El año pasado

 

Italian verbs are not so hard to learn considering you're spanish, and that you're used to conjugate verbs....

 

And yes nouns have genre and number, there are....like spanish... "masculine and feminine", "singolar and plural"

 

For nouns...the vowel A is usually used to make feminine, O is used to make masculine

Vowels E / I are used to make plural where E is feminine I is masculine

so ex:

Bella (plural Belle)

Bello (plural Belli)

 

Vowel U.... is gay :laugh3::laugh3: :laugh3:

thanks a lot Laura :D

 

so then nouns are really similar than in spanish :D

 

hehe vowel U is gay :lol:

 

one more about the verbs, do you have regular / irregular / reflexive verbs too?

and have group verbs?**

 

**i mean in spanish we have regular / irregular verbs and reflexive (those who use the pronoun on it as refers to a person self).

 

and we have 3 types of verbs:

those who end in -ar , -er, -ir, so -ar has it's endings, -er has it's endings, and -ir has it's endings.

 

is the same in italian?

thanks a lot Laura :D

 

so then nouns are really similar than in spanish :D

 

hehe vowel U is gay :lol:

 

one more about the verbs, do you have regular / irregular / reflexive verbs too?

and have group verbs?**

 

**i mean in spanish we have regular / irregular verbs and reflexive (those who use the pronoun on it as refers to a person self).

 

and we have 3 types of verbs:

those who end in -ar , -er, -ir, so -ar has it's endings, -er has it's endings, and -ir has it's endings.

 

is the same in italian?

 

Yes we have regular / irregular verbs

Irregular are "Tenere, Venire, Andare, Dare, Stare, Dire, Fare, Dovere, Potere, Volere", maybe I forget someone I don't know exactely. :confused:

 

And yes we have reflexive verbs too....to make them you have to add:

Mi (io MI + verb) (yo me )

Ti (tu Ti + verb) (tu te)

Si (Egli Si + verb) (el /ella se)

Ci (noi Ci + verb ) (nosotros nos)

Vi (voi Vi + verb) (vosotros os)

Si (essi Si + verb) (ellos/ellas se)

 

We also have verbs with 3 different endings

Are / Ere / Ire

Andare (andar), Bere (beber), Dormire (Dormir)

Wow, having Italian lessons!:scholar:

 

I can also help you, if you want, ariadnasquire!

It's a great thing that you want to learn italian: I'm attending an American university in Rome, so I know many english speakers who are studying it, and they are all enjoying!Hope you'll do the same! :D

ah so i guess if verbs are that similar in "structure" it won't be that difficult to learn then, is just a matter of practice to improve. :)

grazie again Laura.

 

thanks a lot Prospektress.

 

como ti chiami?

I'm attending an American university in Rome

 

Wow!!! How is that? I'm tempted to apply there :D. Ahhh davvero amo italiano iooooo.

so..

one question:

lei / lui / Lei, are for female, male and formal way? :thinking:

 

*checking little "grammar" book*

lavorare: (model for verbs ending in -are).

io lavoro

tu lavori

lei lavora

noi lavoriamo

voi lavorate

loro lavorano

 

prendere (model for -ere)

io prendo

tu prendi

lei prende

noi prendiamo

voi prendete

loro prendono

 

Servire (model for -ire)

io servo

tu servi

lei serve

noi serviamo

voi servite

loro servoro

 

are those correct? :uhoh:

 

*notes on her notebook the verb endings for the 2 types*

 

do any of you would be willing to correct me if i send them (via PM) some verbs? :embarassed:

i don't wan to bother any of you.

so..

one question:

lei / lui / Lei, are for female, male and formal way? :thinking:

 

*checking little "grammar" book*

lavorare: (model for verbs ending in -are).

io lavoro

tu lavori

lei lavora

noi lavoriamo

voi lavorate

loro lavorano

 

prendere (model for -ere)

io prendo

tu prendi

lei prende

noi prendiamo

voi prendete

loro prendono

 

Servire (model for -ire)

io servo

tu servi

lei serve

noi serviamo

voi servite

loro servoro

 

are those correct? :uhoh:

 

*notes on her notebook the verb endings for the 2 types*

 

do any of you would be willing to correct me if i send them (via PM) some verbs? :embarassed:

i don't wan to bother any of you.

 

those verbs are correct;) just the last one, which is servono and not servoro, but i guess you has just made a mistake writing:nice:

 

if you want PM me!

im glad to help you:D

so..

one question:

lei / lui / Lei, are for female, male and formal way? :thinking:

 

*checking little "grammar" book*

lavorare: (model for verbs ending in -are).

io lavoro

tu lavori

lei lavora

noi lavoriamo

voi lavorate

loro lavorano

 

prendere (model for -ere)

io prendo

tu prendi

lei prende

noi prendiamo

voi prendete

loro prendono

 

Servire (model for -ire)

io servo

tu servi

lei serve

noi serviamo

voi servite

loro servoro

 

are those correct? :uhoh:

 

*notes on her notebook the verb endings for the 2 types*

 

do any of you would be willing to correct me if i send them (via PM) some verbs? :embarassed:

i don't wan to bother any of you.

 

Ok wait....

"lui" is for Male (El)

"lei" is for female (ella)

Formal way..... "Lei" (for both male and female)

When you conjugate a verb it's better using "Essi" and not "Loro"

Any question Pm me, no problem ;)

those verbs are correct;) just the last one, which is servono and not servoro, but i guess you has just made a mistake writing:nice:

 

if you want PM me!

im glad to help you:D

pm sent ;)

 

thanks a lot Prospektress.

 

como ti chiami?

 

Piacere, io sono Chiara, e vengo da Roseto degli Abruzzi! :D

 

Tu invece come ti chiami?E da dove vieni? :)

Wow!!! How is that? I'm tempted to apply there :D. Ahhh davvero amo italiano iooooo.

 

 

I'm attending John Cabot University in Rome, it's an American university for both italian and non italian people. If you want more info, you can check the site here: :)

 

http://www.johncabot.edu

 

Wow, you must really love Italy!I'm happy of that! :dance:

 

Have you ever been here? :D

so..

one question:

lei / lui / Lei, are for female, male and formal way? :thinking:

 

*checking little "grammar" book*

lavorare: (model for verbs ending in -are).

io lavoro

tu lavori

lei lavora

noi lavoriamo

voi lavorate

loro lavorano

 

prendere (model for -ere)

io prendo

tu prendi

lei prende

noi prendiamo

voi prendete

loro prendono

 

Servire (model for -ire)

io servo

tu servi

lei serve

noi serviamo

voi servite

loro servoro

 

are those correct? :uhoh:

 

*notes on her notebook the verb endings for the 2 types*

 

do any of you would be willing to correct me if i send them (via PM) some verbs? :embarassed:

i don't wan to bother any of you.

 

 

 

Don't worry, I'd be glad to do this!:)

You can PM me whenever you want,really! :D

Piacere, io sono Chiara, e vengo da Roseto degli Abruzzi! :D

 

Tu invece come ti chiami?E da dove vieni? :)

Piacere Chiara.

 

io sono Beatriz, e vengo de Valladolid.

(you say vengo in italian? )

Yes, you can say "vengo da" or "sono di"and then the name of the place :)

 

P.S. I LOVE your avatar, Jedi-Meggie is sooo cuteee! :heart:

Anyway....:D

 

Cosa fai? Studi o lavori?