Lesson 1

Question 1

Arrivederla

Answer 1

Formal version of ‘arrivederci’. Can only be used when addressing a single person

Question 2

e -> ed
a -> ad

Answer 2

‘e’ (and) and ‘a’ (at, to) may become ‘ed’ and ‘ad’ when proceeding a word beginning with a vowel

Question 3

Ristorante (Restaurant)

Answer 3

Male

Question 4

Automobile

Answer 4

Female

Question 5

Stazione (Station)

Answer 5

Female

Question 6

Lezione (Lesson)

Answer 6

Female

Question 7

Notte (Night)

Answer 7

Female

Question 8

Classe (Class)

Answer 8

Female

Question 9

Un
Il (sing.) / i (pl.)
L’ (sing.) / gli (pl.)

Answer 9

Masculine, before nouns beginning with a vowel or consonant (except z or s + consonant)

Il / i -> consonants
L’ / gli -> vowel (and sometimes words starting with h + vowel)

Question 10

Uno
Lo (sing.) / gli (pl.)

Answer 10

Masculine, before nouns beginning with z or s + consonant

Example: uno zucchero

Question 11

Un’
L’ (sing.) / le (pl.)

Answer 11

Feminine, before nouns beginning with a vowel

Question 12

Una
La (sing.) / le (pl.)

Answer 12

Feminine, before nouns beginning with a consonant

Question 13

Masculine Plural Noun Ending

Answer 13

o -> i
e -> i
Others stay the same

Question 14

Feminine Plural Noun Ending

Answer 14

a -> e
e -> i
Others remain the same

Question 15

Io

Answer 15

I

Question 16

Tu

Answer 16

You

Question 17

Lui / lei

Answer 17

He / she

Question 18

Lei

Answer 18

You (formal)

Question 19

Noi

Answer 19

We

Question 20

Voi

Answer 20

You (but when talking to multiple people)

Question 21

Loro

Answer 21

They (male or female)

Also, you (when talking to multiple people) formal

Question 22

Egli

Answer 22

He, replaces lui when writing

Question 23

Ella

Answer 23

She, replaces lei in writing

Question 24

Avere (to have) Conjugations

Answer 24

. Io -> ho
Tu -> hai
Lui, lei, lei -> ha
Noi -> abbiamo
Voi -> avete
Loro -> hanno

Question 25

Essere (to be) Conjugations

Answer 25

. Io -> sono Tu -> sei Lui, lei, lei -> è Noi -> siamo Voi -> siete Loro -> sono

Question 26

Zero

Answer 26

Zero

Question 27

One

Answer 27

Uno

Question 28

Two

Answer 28

Due

Question 29

Three

Answer 29

Tre

Question 30

Four

Answer 30

Quattro

Question 31

Five

Answer 31

Cinque

Question 32

Six

Answer 32

Sei

Question 33

Seven

Answer 33

Sette

Question 34

Eight

Answer 34

Otto

Question 35

Nine

Answer 35

Nove

Question 36

Ten

Answer 36

Dieci

Question 37

Eleven

Answer 37

Undici

Question 38

Twelve

Answer 38

Dodici

Question 39

Thirteen

Answer 39

Tredici

Question 40

Fourteen

Answer 40

Quattordici

Question 41

Fifteen

Answer 41

Quindici

Question 42

Sixteen

Answer 42

Sedici

Question 43

Seventeen

Answer 43

Diciassette

Question 44

Eighteen

Answer 44

Diciotto

Question 45

Nineteen

Answer 45

Diciannove

Question 46

Twenty

Answer 46

Venti

Question 47

Thirty

Answer 47

Trenta

Question 48

Fourty

Answer 48

Quaranta

Question 49

Fifty

Answer 49

Cinquanta

Question 50

Sixty

Answer 50

Sessanta

Question 51

Seventy

Answer 51

Settanta

Question 52

Eighty

Answer 52

Ottanta

Question 53

Ninety

Answer 53

Novanta

Question 54

One hundred

Answer 54

Cento

Question 55

One thousand

Answer 55

Mille

Question 56

Number structure

Answer 56

Biggest unit + smaller unit Ex: 22 is venti + due This is also true for bigger units Ex: 345 is trecento quarantacinque

Question 57

Number Structure Exceptions

Answer 57

- When writing a number ending in 8 or 1, drop vowel before adding suffix. This only applies from 20 to 90 Ex: ventuno = 21, sessantotto = 78 - When a number ends in 3, the ‘e’ in tre has an accent Ex: trenatrè = 33

Question 58

Special Rules for Uno

Answer 58

- Uno (the number) has the same quirks as uno (an) - When a number ending in 1 is followed by another word, the final ‘o’ is usually dropped

Question 59

Hotel

Answer 59

Masculine