Italian Mobile Tips

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Did you know that the Italian alphabet has only 21 letters? Usually you won’t see j, k, w, x, or y in Italian words. This makes learning Italian easier by 5 letters!

Gender
In Italian, all nouns are either masculine or feminine, even when they don’t refer to people. Usually, nouns that end in ‑o (like ragazzo) are masculine, and nouns that end in ‑a (like ragazza) are feminine.

For masculine nouns use un, and for feminine nouns use una.

Verbs
In English, verbs don’t change their ending much. For example, I run is different from he runs, and we say I am, you are, and she is, but it doesn’t get much more complicated than that. In Italian, though, all verbs change depending on whether it’s I, you, she, etc.

To Be or Not To Be?
Here's something to help with the verb to be in Italian.

Ciao!
Like English, some Italian greetings depend on the time of day.

Which Flavor?
In English we say chocolate cream, but in Italian you'd say crema al cioccolato.

Piano
Piano is a multipurpose word in Italian. It has tons of meanings!

It can mean softly when you are describing the way someone’s doing something.