Author: ilker hoca

Learn how to conjugate regular -ire verbs like ‘dormire’ (to sleep) and ‘partire’ (to leave) to talk about your daily routine.

Learn how to conjugate regular -ere verbs in Italian, such as leggere (to read), scrivere (to write), and vedere (to see), to talk about your daily activities.

Review Italian numbers, time expressions, and days of the week to master everyday scheduling and counting.

Learn the names of the twelve months and four seasons in Italian, and talk about when things happen.

Learn the seven days of the week in Italian, from Monday to Sunday, and talk about when you do things.

Learn how to ask ‘What time is it?’ in Italian and how to tell time using ‘è l’una’ and ‘sono le…’.

Learn how to count from 21 to 100 in Italian by combining tens and units, and express quantities and ages.

Learn how to count from 0 to 20 in Italian and use numbers for everyday situations like telling your age or asking for quantities.

Review essential Italian family vocabulary, possessive adjectives, and forms of the verb ‘avere’ to talk about your relatives.

Learn how to describe your family members and pets in Italian using essential adjectives like tall, small, kind, and young.