You will learn how to use informal and formal greetings; to ask/answer “how are you?”; useful words and phrases: thank you, please, sorry, etc.; how to introduce yourself.

You will learn nationalities and professions; how to introduce other people; useful classroom phrases (e.g. how do you say that, please?); numbers (0-30).

You will learn to ask somebody’s age & say yours; to give your number and ask for somebody else’s; personal pronouns; important verbs: essere (to be), chiamarse (to be called), abitare (to live), avere (to have).

You will learn to ask personal questions; to talk about people; adjectives; how to say where you are from; negative sentences; about Italian cities; the Italian alphabet.

You will learn how to introduce other people; demonstrative pronouns; to ask questions with perché; how to give reasons for going to/living in Italy by using per; the indefinite article.

You will learn how to ask and answer questions; interrogative pronouns: chi, che, dove, come, perché; vowels of the Italian alphabet; how to read accents and pronounce words.

You will learn how to write a short email; Italian hand gestures and how to use them in conversation; places in town; various useful objects; how to book a room in a hotel.

You will learn how to express your preferences; about accommodation in Italy; to ask for something and how much it costs; how to associate symbols with words in Italian; hotel amenities.

You will learn numbers (30-100); to say the time; how to ask and say when shops open and close; Italian nouns and adjectives ending in o, a, e; the plurals of feminine and masculine nouns.

You will learn definite articles: il, l’, la, i, le; how to conjugate the verbs essere (to be), avere (to have), and lavorare (to work); how to read and reply to an email; how to use the right intonation.