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Recognise Italian Conversational and Structure Bridge Chunks
Learn to recognise and use common Italian conversational phrases and simple structural chunks, focusing on memorising whole phrases without grammatical analysis.
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TutorialItalian
Recognise Italian Conversational and Structure Bridge Chunks
Learn to recognise and use common Italian conversational phrases and simple structural chunks, focusing on memorising whole phrases without grammatical analysis.
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15 CardsLesson#1
In this deck, we'll learn some common Italian phrases that are best memorised as whole chunks, without worrying about the grammar behind them. Let's start with some phrases using what are called pronominal verbs.
Lesson#2
To say "I'm leaving" or "I'm off" in a common, slightly informal way, you can use the set phrase 'Me ne vado'. It's a very natural way to announce your departure.
Quiz#3
How do you say "I'm leaving" in Italian, using a common set phrase?
Me ne vado
Lesson#4
A great phrase for encouraging someone is 'Ce la puoi fare'. It means "You can do it" or "You can make it".
Quiz#5
How do you say "You can do it" in Italian, as a phrase of encouragement?
Ce la puoi fare
Lesson#6
If you want to tell someone not to get upset or not to take something personally, you can say 'Non prendertela'.
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