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Making Simple Social Plans in Italian
Learn essential Italian phrases for making simple social plans, including how to invite friends, arrange a meeting place and time, and state your plans.
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TutorialItalian
Making Simple Social Plans in Italian
Learn essential Italian phrases for making simple social plans, including how to invite friends, arrange a meeting place and time, and state your plans.
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Let's learn how to make simple social plans in Italian. First, we'll cover how to invite a friend somewhere. To ask one person you know well if they are coming, you can use the phrase 'vieni al' followed by a place. For example, 'Vieni al bar?' means 'Are you coming to the bar?'.
Quiz#2
How would you ask a friend, 'Are you coming to the cinema?' in Italian?
Vieni al cinema?
Lesson#3
To suggest going somewhere together as a group, you can use 'andiamo al' with a rising intonation, which means 'shall we go to the'. For instance, 'Andiamo al ristorante?' is a way of suggesting 'Shall we go to the restaurant?'.
Quiz#4
How would you suggest to a friend or group, 'Shall we go to the museum?' in Italian?
Andiamo al museo?
Lesson#5
To say that you are going out with someone, you can use the phrase 'esco con' followed by the person or people. For example, 'Esco con Maria' means 'I'm going out with Maria'.
Quiz#6
How do you say 'I'm going out with friends' in Italian?
Esco con amici.
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