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Italian for Beginners
FAST-BYI1Acad. year: 2014/2015
Pronunciation: Italian phonetic system, stress, intonation, linking
Grammar: definite and indefinite article, making plural forms of nouns and adjectives, present tenses of 3 verb groups, polite forms, dconctraction of articles, possessive pronouns, modal verbs, cardinal numbers
Vocabulary: introducing, visiting, telephoning, writing an email and a letter, travelling, leisure time, my flat, hours and minutes, days, months, seasons
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Reading skills, translating a simple text, communication of simple information.
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Reading skills, translating a simple text, communication of simple information. Italy and the Italian.
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2. Verb "to be", definite and indefinite article, question; greeting, introducing,
3. Numbers 1-10, making plural forms of definite article, nouns and adjectives
4. Verb "to have", making plural forms of nouns and adjectives; countries and nationalities
5. "E dove lavori adesso": verbs of 1th group (-are), reading and listening of dialogues, numbers 11-20, new vocabulary: at work
6. "Un giorno importante": verbs of 2nd group (-ere), basic informations about myself
7. "Di dove sei?": verbs of 3rd group (-ire), question with "c´è", "ci sono"
8. "Com´è?": verbs "andare", "venire"; description of person
9. "Un´intervista": verbs "fare", "uscire"; my hobbies
10. "Vieni con me?" verbs "sapere", "stare", "dare"; prepositions of place
11. "Dove abiti?": modal verbs, ordinal numbers; my flat
12. "Che giorno è?": hours and minutes, days, nonths, seasons
13. Telephoning, writing an email and a letter