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Making Comparisons and Expressing Degree in Italian
Learn to make comparisons in Italian using 'più', 'meno', and 'come', and express high degrees of a quality with 'molto' and the '-issimo' ending.
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Making Comparisons and Expressing Degree in Italian
Learn to make comparisons in Italian using 'più', 'meno', and 'come', and express high degrees of a quality with 'molto' and the '-issimo' ending.
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28 CardsLesson#1
To compare two things in Italian, you'll use specific words to say if something is 'more', 'less', or 'the same as' something else. Let's start with 'more'.
Lesson#2
To say something is 'more' than something else, you use 'più'. When you're comparing two separate nouns or pronouns, you connect them with 'di'. For example, 'Marco è più alto di Luca' means 'Marco is taller than Luca'.
Quiz#3
How do you say 'He is taller than Marco' in Italian?
È più alto di Marco.
Quiz#4
Translate into Italian: 'This hotel is cheaper than that one.'
Questo albergo è più economico di quello.
Lesson#5
The word for 'than' changes to 'che' when you are comparing two qualities of the same person or thing. For instance, if you're saying something is more one adjective than another adjective.
Quiz#6
How do you say 'It is more practical than elegant' in Italian?
È più pratico che elegante.
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