Numbers

Question 1

Sono in p’ stanco.

Answer 1

I am a little tired.

Question 2

Un p’ stanco/stanca.

Answer 2

A little

Question 3

Sono un p ‘stanca.

Answer 3

I am a little tired.

Question 4

Ho troppo lavoro.

Answer 4

I have too much work.

Question 5

Uno

Answer 5

One

Question 6

Due

Answer 6

Two

Question 7

Tre

Answer 7

Three

Question 8

Quattro

Answer 8

Four

Question 9

Cinque

Answer 9

Five (ch- sound)

Question 10

Sei

Answer 10

Six

Question 11

Sette

Answer 11

Seven

Question 12

Otto

Answer 12

Eight

Question 13

Nove

Answer 13

Nine

Question 14

Dieci

Answer 14

Ten (ch- sound)

Question 15

E c’ è anche…

Answer 15

And there’s also…

Question 16

Zero

Answer 16

Zero

Question 17

Ho

Answer 17

I have

Question 18

Ho un fratello.

Answer 18

I have a brother.

Question 19

Ho un figlio.

Answer 19

I have a son.

Question 20

Ho une sorella.

Answer 20

I have a sister.

Question 21

Ho une figlie.

Answer 21

I have a daughter.

Question 22

Ho due fratelli.

Answer 22

I have two brothers. (-i, is also the plural usage of the word)

Question 23

Ho due sorelle.

Answer 23

I have two sisters. (-e, is the plural usage of the word.)

Question 24

For the words “brothers” and “sisters” which ending is masculine and which ending is feminine?

Answer 24

Masculine = -i.
Feminine = -e.

Question 25

Ho due figlie.

Answer 25

I have two daughters.

Question 26

Non ho une sorella.

Answer 26

I do not have a sister.

Question 27

Non ho sorelle.

Answer 27

I don’t have a sister.

Question 28

Come si chiamono?

Answer 28

What are they called / what are their names? (Chiamono = the “they” form)

Question 29

Chiamono Charles è Carlos.

Answer 29

They are called C2 / Their names are C2.

Question 30

Ho quattro fratelli, tres sorelle, è sette figlie.

Answer 30

I have four brothers, three sisters, and seven children.