Italian for Beginners: Lesson 2 - La dol...

- personal pronouns - present of ESSERE - negative form - introductions - omission of subject   Expression: Mamma mia! 

- indefinite articles - c’è/ci sono   - numbers and idiomatic expressions 

- avere - idiomatic expressions with avere - ce l’ho and dov’è   Expression: In bocca al lupo 

- Check my video for more details! - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tb8OEL0ciWQ&t=15s 【い Adjective】 Present Affirmative: い-Adjective {～い} Present Negative: い-Adjective {～い} くない Past Affirmative: い-Adjective {～い} かった Past Negative: い-Adjective {～い} くなかった ながい (nagai) なが くない (nagak ... Show More

Present tense of "to like" in the negative and interrogative forms 

Lesson 2: ¿Ser o estar? Deciphering the verbs of being Chapter 2: “Un camino largo y accidentado” — A long and bumpy road 

ExciteMENT, performANCE, differENCE - how suffixes turn verbs and adjectives into nouns. 

Forming questions in English can be confusing. Don’t worry – I’m going to teach you a simple formula that works for asking questions in almost ALL the verb tenses! This formula is called QUASM: QU estion wordA uxiliary verbS ubjectM ain verb In today's lesson, you'll see how QUAS ... Show More

Lesson 3: Nouns are more fun with adjectives! Chapter 3: “Caer en desgracia” — Fall from grace 

The old friends and the young reporter -- guests at Hotel Europa. Grammar unit: Questions with interrogative pronouns and the preposition aus 

Ciao!In the episode we'll look at when to use the formal and causal forms, and when to use the subject pronoun.:)Part 1:In general with the casual and formal forms:"tu/voi" is used between young people, adults talking to young people, and when talking to relatives or friends. ... Show More