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Review nouns genders

Determinate articles

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Review 4 way adjectives

Review subject pronouns

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🔸 4-Way Adjectives

These usually end in -o and have four forms:

-o (masculine singular)

-a (feminine singular)

-i (masculine plural)

-e (feminine plural)

Examples:

libro rosso

libri rossi

tazza rossa (cup)

tazze rosse

🔹 2-Way Adjectives

These usually end in -e in the singular form and have only two endings:

-e for both masculine and feminine singular

-i for both masculine and feminine plural

Examples:

libro verde

libri verdi

tazza verde

tazze verdi

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Forming a sentence:

Affermative

Subject + verb + object= io sono di Milano

Negative

io+ non + verb+ object= io non sono di Milano

Question:

Subject + verb + object= Tu sei di Milano?

ATTENZIONE!!:

If there is a key question word to start a question (who, where, when, how, why, which), the verb and subject position is invenrted

Key question word + verb + (subject- often omitted)

Dove e' Ericka? Dove e'?

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Nazionalità: ITALIANO, INGLESE, SPAGNOLO, IRLANDESE, FRANCESE, AMERICANO, CANADESE, BRASILIANO, ARGENTINO, TEDESCO, RUSSO, NORVEGESE, PORTOGHESE, SVIZZERA, Nazioni: ITALIA, INGHILTERRA, SPAGNA, IRLANDA, FRANCIA, STATI UNITI, CANADA, BRASILE, ARGENTINA, GERMANIA, RUSSIA, NORVEGIA, PORTOGALLO, SVIZZERO,

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Nazionalità: ITALIANO, INGLESE, SPAGNOLO, IRLANDESE, FRANCESE, AMERICANO, CANADESE, BRASILIANO, ARGENTINO, TEDESCO, RUSSO, NORVEGESE, PORTOGHESE, SVIZZERA, Nazioni:

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Come si dice in Italiano? How do you say in Italian?

Come si scrive? How is it spelled? - Literally how do you write it?

Mattina: morning

Pomeriggio: afternoon

Sera: evening

Buon giorno: literally good day!

Giorno = day

Let’s repeat the numbers together.

Let’s review: ex 1 on page 29

Please complete: e 1,2 3 on page 34

Let’ s do together exercise 1,2,3,4 on page 216

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Abbinamenti - Trascina ogni parola chiave e rilasciala vicino alla sua definizione.

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How to navigate Dieci A1

Useful words for class

Alfabeto and sounds

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Come si dice “hello”in Italiano: how do you say “x” in Italian

Si dice “ciao”: you say “x”

Come si dice “x” in Inglese: how do you say “it” in English

Si dice hello

Come si scrive in Italiano: how do you write

Si scrive E R I C K A

Che cosa e’ ? what is it?

In italiano e’ una penna: in italian it’s a pen

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FROM DIECI:

Review the alphabet and record yourself for page 16 once you have added the online version of the book

You can also play this game:

The alphabet: https://wordwall.net/it/resource/12016682/

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What are we covering today?

Numbers from 0 to 20 on page 17

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Pappa: baby food

Papa: the pope

Papa': dad

Capelli: hair

Cappelli: hats

e: and

e': is

a- a'= mamma vs citta'

e-e' = and-is

i-i'= domani , cosi'

o-o' =pero , pero'

u-u'= emu piu'

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Piacere: nice to meet you!

Come (tu) ti chiami? What is your name?

(Io) Mi Chiamo: my name is

Io sono: i am

Piacere mio: my pleasure as well

Come scusa? what sorry?

COME= HOW

Mosca

Stoccolma

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Please complete: ex 1 on page 29

Please complete: e 1,2 3 on page 34

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Apri la scatola - Clicca su ogni scatola per aprirla e scoprirne il contenuto.

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Casa: house

Cosa: what/ thing

Cuore: heart

Cena (piacere): dinner

ciao: hello

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casa= k- house

cosa= k- thing

cuore = k- heart =parco = pac-co

ciao = ts - hello= mancino

cena =ts- dinner

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AFFERMANTIVE

subj+ verb + object = italian and english

io sono americano

tu sei americano = you are american

NEGATIVE

not= NON= always in front of the conjugated verbs

subj+ non + verb

io NON sono americano

QUESTIONS

subj+ verb + object ?

tu sei americano?

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Piacere! Nice to meet you

Io sono di: I am from

Come ti chiami?

Mi chiamo

Di dove sei? where are you from?

COME: how

COSA: what (che cosa)

DOVE: where

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primo episodio della grammatica di DIECI A1

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Page 25

Grammatica 6, 7, 8, 9, 10

Vocabolario 5

Esericizi page 218

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makes sure you check the gender by looking at the end of the word

look at what the word begins with

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Unit 1D page 26.

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In Italian, we use different ways of speaking depending on who we’re talking to.

Informal ("tu") is used with:

Friends

Family

People your age or younger

Children

👉 You use "tu" and verbs are conjugated in the second person singular (es. Come stai? / How are you?).

Formal ("Lei") is used with:

Strangers

Older people

In professional settings

To show respect

👉 You use "Lei" (even though it means she, it’s used for you) and verbs are conjugated in the third person singular(es. Come sta? / How are you?).

📝 Tip: Formal speech is a sign of politeness, especially in Italy where age and social roles matter more than in English-speaking cultures.

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NOME: first name

COGNOME: Last name

RESIDENZA: city you live in

PRENOTAZIONE: reservation

Per Favore: please

Grazie: thank you

Prego: you are welcome

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Unita' 2 page 37

Unita 2a pagina 38

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NOME: First name

COGNOME: last name

PROFESSIONE: professione

PAESE: This means both town and country

NAZIONALITA': nationality

PROFESSIONE: Profession

INDIRIZZO: address

QUESTO: this

punto: period, dot

chiocciola: @

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3a and 3 b on page 29

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IN= in + country, state, county, continent

A= citta'

Io abito A Nashville

Io abito IN America

Io studio italiano a Roma

Io studio italiano in Italia

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direttrice: manager (woman)

azienda: company

famosa: famous

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Review vocabulary of professions page 162

Exercise 4,5,6,7, page 191

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Check homework

Review vocab professions: page 162

Listen to 2a again

Grammatica: the article 142

Finished Unit 2B page 30 -31

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Esercizi page 192 number 9,10,11,12,13

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Maestro/a: teach- elementary

Professore/professoressa: teach middle and high school, college

Direttore/direttrice: manager

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https://wordwall.net/it/resource/4928458/presente

https://wordwall.net/it/resource/19291724/italiano-l2/numeri-1-20

https://wordwall.net/resource/4272577/italian/articoli-indeterminativi

https://wordwall.net/it/resource/53563075/italiano/articoli-determinativi-1

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La pimpa: https://www.raiplay.it/programmi/pimpa

you can also listen to: coffee break Italian on Spotify. Look for old episodes. The one from 2015

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Review homework page 192

Review the verb fare page 30

Review profession page 162

Review verbs -avere, essere, -are

Page 32-33 Unita' 2C

Grammatica: page 143 nr. 3,4,5,6,

Vocabolario page 163, nr. 5, 6

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Secondo te: according to you

La moda: fashion

meno: less

talento: skilled

ora: now

segreto: secreto

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Reviewed essere, avere, are verbs

Completed page 32

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In the book: page 33 number 1c

From photocopies: page 39 number 5 and page 43 number 5

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Review homework: page 33 number 1c

Review profession page 162

Complete exercise page 33

Grammatica page 143 nr. 1,2,3,4,5,6

Vocabolario: page 163 4,5,6

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secondo episodio della grammatica di DIECI A1

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Page 143 number 5

And all exercises on 192 (8,9,10,11,11,12,13)

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Review homework

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Pagina 142 grammatical

Che: what

Come: how

Di Dove: where from

Qual e': which is

Che cosa: what

Dove:where

Perche: why

Quanti/e: how many

Quando: when

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DI + citta' (from)

A + citta'

IN + paese (movement)

Io abito A Nashville

BUT

Io abito IN Davidson County

Io abito IN Tennessee

Io abito IN America

Io abito a Firenze

Io abito IN Toscana

Io abito IN Italia

Io abito IN Europa

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@: chiocciola

. punto

Biglietto da visita: business card

iscrizione: registration

insegnare: to teach

imparare: to learn

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Page 143: 7.8,9,10

Page 163: 7,8

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Review homework: Page 143: 7.8,9,10

Page 163: 7,8

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Fa: he does/makes= used for professions

Moda: fashion

Carino: cute

Fiume: river

Lago: lake

fisso: landline

IVANO FA L'ATTORE

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find info on a famous person and introduce them

Page 194 number 24

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write about a famous person

page 194 number 24

Page 38 review

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Audio: https://www.almaedizioni.it/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/DIECIeng_trackV06.mp3

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Questo: this

Zanzara: mosquito

Bacio: kiss

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Una domanda: a question

Ho una domanda: i have a question

Domande? Questions?

Pagina: page

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ABITARE

ABIT= ROOT OF THE VERB

STUDIARE

STUDI= ROOT OF THE VERB

PARLARE

PARL= ROOT OF THE VERB

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Formal:

Buon Giorno: good day (good morning)

Buon Pomerggio: good afternoon

Buona sera: good evening

Arriverderci: goodbye

buon notte: good night

Informal:

Ciao: hello goodbye

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Signor: Mr

Signora: Ms. Mrs.

Signorina: Miss

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Meeting ID: 814 9286 7619

Passcode: 061699

Join instructions

https://us02web.zoom.us/meetings/81492867619/invitations?signature=JEr3DhduLu0SfpXWxvNGdRet6GKVBt4-I-a_F9I59mU

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Beijin: Pechino

Berlin: berlino

Moscow: mosca

Madrid: madrid

Tunisi: tunisi

brasilia: barsilia

london: londra

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Eserzio 2d on page23

Audio page 32 - countries

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Forming a sentence:

Affermative

Subject + verb + object= io sono di Milano

Negative

sub+ non + verb+ object= io non sono di Milano

Question:

Subject + verb + object= Tu sei di Milano?

ATTENZIONE!!:

If there is a key question word to start a question (who, where, when, how, why, which), the verb and subject position is invenrted

Key question word + verb + (subject- often omitted)

Dove e' Ericka? Dove e'?

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Give me the article of these nouns:

1. uno studente

2. una Studentessa

3. una mappa

4. una lavagna

5. un libro

6. una sedia

7. un' amica

8. un amico

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pasqua: easter

porta: door

astuccio: pencil case

foglio: sheet

finestra: window

tavolo: table

gomma: eraser

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Nome: name

Cognome: last name

Residenza: City where you live

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Grammarica page 30 nr 11, 12

Vocabolario page 34 number 6

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Grammarica page 30 nr 11, 12

Vocabolario page 34 number 6

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In Italian, we use different ways of speaking depending on who we’re talking to.

Informal ("tu") is used with:

Friends

Family

People your age or younger

Children

👉 You use "tu" and verbs are conjugated in the second person singular (es. Come stai? / How are you?).

Formal ("Lei") is used with:

Strangers

Older people

In professional settings

To show respect

👉 You use "Lei" (even though it means she, it’s used for you) and verbs are conjugated in the third person singular(es. Come sta? / How are you?).

📝 Tip: Formal speech is a sign of politeness, especially in Italy where age and social roles matter more than in English-speaking cultures.

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Esercizi 1,2,3,4 page 31

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primo episodio della grammatica di DIECI A1

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"essere o non essere": to be or not to be

archietto: architect

romana: from Rome

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vero: true

falso: false

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Gioca:

https://wordwall.net/resource/6425833/english/numbers-from-20-to-100

https://wordwall.net/resource/91777063/numeri-italiani-da-20-fino-a-100

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Wordwall - Create better lessons quicker

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Match up - Drag and drop each keyword next to its definition.

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uovo: egg

papera: goose

uovo di papera: goose egg