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Let’s Speak Italian!

Your daily Italian language podcast where you will learn to speak Italian in just minutes a day. We start from the very beginning and learn popular phrases, grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, all in easy to digest lessons never more than 5 minutes in length, 5 days a week. Subscribe, download, listen, and LET’S SPEAK ITALIAN!

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Lesson #085, Friday Jan 19, 2007

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avere = to have

ho, hai, ha, abbiamo, avete, hanno

Giorgio ha venduto la macchina. = George sold the car.

Ho mangiato la mela ieri. = I ate the apple yesterday

Non abbiamo visto la ragazza. = We haven't seen the girl.

Avete finito la lezione? = Have you (plural) finished the lesson?

Quella donna ha cantato la canzone. = That woman sang the song.

I ragazzi hanno letto il libro. = The boys have read the book.

Non hai comprato quella borsa? = Didn't you buy that purse?

Lesson #084, Thursday Jan 18, 2007

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essere = to be, stato = was

scrivere = to write, scritto = wrote

leggere = to read, letto = read

vedere = to see, visto = saw

bere = to drink, bevuto = drank

aprire = to open, aperto = opened

chiudere = to close, chiuso = closed

fare = to do, fatto = did

dire = to say, detto = said

venire = to come, venuto = came

rispondere = to answer, risposto = answered

chiedere = to ask, chiesto = asked

morire = to die, morto = died

nascere = to be born, nato = been born

Lesson #083, Wednesday Jan 17, 2007

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To change a verb from its infinitive form to its past participle form:

For 'are' verbs, replace the 'are' with 'ato'

For 'ere' verbs, replace the 'ere' with 'uto'

For 'ire' verbs, replace the 'ire' with 'ito'

andare = to go, andato = went

preparare = to prepare, preparato = prepared

lavare = to wash, lavato = washed

parlare = to speak, parlato = spoke

mangiare = to eat, mangiato = ate

volere = to want, voluto = wanted

credere = to believe, creduto = believed

vendere = to sell, venduto = sold

avere = to have, avuto = had

ricevere = to receive, ricevuto = received

dormire = to sleep, dormito = slept

sentire = to hear or feel, sentito = heard or felt

finire = to finish, finito = finished

partire = to leave, partito = left

capire = to understand, capito = understood

Lesson #082, Tuesday Jan 16, 2007

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facile = easy

difficile = difficult

marito = husband

moglie = wife

rumore = noise

animale = animal

borsa = purse

tempo = time (hours and minutes)

volta = time (occasion or number of times)

Lesson #081, Monday Jan 15, 2007

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arrivare = to arrive

arrivo, arrivi, arriva, arriviamo, arrivate, arrivano

tornare = to return

torno, torni, torna, torniamo, tornate, tornano

entrare = to enter

entro, entri, entra, entriamo, entrate, entrano

pensare = to think

penso, pensi, pensa, pensiamo, pensate, pensano

chiedere = to ask

chiedo, chiedi, chiede, chiediamo, chiedete, chiedono

nascere = to be born

nasco, nasci, nasce, nasciamo, nascete, nascono

vendere = to sell

vendo, vendi, vende, vendiamo, vendete, vendono

sentire = to hear, to feel

sento, senti, sente, sentiamo, sentite, sentono

morire = to die

muoio, muori, muore, moriamo, morite, muoiono

uscire = to go out

esco, esci, esce, usciamo, uscite, escono

Lesson #080, Friday Jan 12, 2007

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Cosa c'e'? = What's the matter?

Mi sento tutto(a) rotto(a). = I'm all sore. (I feel all broken)

Sono stanco(a) morto(a). = I'm dead tired.

Sto per morire. = I'm about to die.

Non vedo l'ora! = I can't wait! (I can't see the hour)

Che bellezza! = Wow! Oh boy! Terrific! (What beauty)

Magari! = I wish!

Meno male. = That's a relief. (Less bad)

Che peccato! = Too bad! or What a shame! (What a sin)

Lesson #079, Thursday Jan 11, 2007

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Ho mal di testa. = I have a headache. (I have bad of the head)

Ho mal di gola. = I have a sore throat. (I have bad of the throat.)

Ho mal di stomaco. = I have a stomach ache. ( I have bad of the stomach)

Ho il raffreddore. = I have a cold.

Ho l'influenza. = I have the flu.

Ho la febbre. = I have a fever.

Ho la tosse. = I have a cough.

Mi fa male la gamba. = My leg hurts. (The leg does me bad)

Mi fa male il braccio. = My arm hurts (The arm does me bad)

Mi fa male il piede. = My foot hurts. (The foot does me bad)

Mi fa male l'orecchio. = My ear hurts. (The ear does me bad)

Mi fa male l'occhio. = My eye hurts. (The eye does me bad)

Lesson #078, Wednesday Jan 10, 2007

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essere = to be

avere = to have

Sono felice = I am happy

Sono triste = I am sad

Sono arrabbiato = I am angry

Sono ammalato = I am sick

Sono contento = I am content

Ho freddo = I am cold (I have cold)

Ho caldo = I am hot (I have hot)

Ho sonno = I am sleepy (I have sleep)

Ho sete = I am thristy (I have thirst)

Ho paura = I am afraid (I have fear)

Come ti senti? = How do you feel? (informal)

Come si sente? = How do you feel? (formal)

Lesson #077, Tuesday Jan 09, 2007

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mano = hand

braccio = arm

piede = foot

gamba = leg

occhio = eye

testa = head

gola = throat

stomaco = stomach

orecchio = ear

raffreddore = cold (sickness)

influenza = flu

Lesson #076, Monday Jan 08, 2007

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felice = happy

triste = sad

freddo = cold (temperature)

caldo = hot

arrabbiato = angry, mad

contento = content

sonno = sleep

sete = thrist

paura = fear

febbre = fever

tosse = cough

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