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Italian: Pointing Out and Choosing Things
Learn the basic Italian demonstratives 'questo', 'questa', 'quello', and 'quella' to point out things that are near or far.
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TutorialItalian
Italian: Pointing Out and Choosing Things
Learn the basic Italian demonstratives 'questo', 'questa', 'quello', and 'quella' to point out things that are near or far.
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16 CardsLesson#1
To point things out in Italian, you use demonstratives, similar to 'this' and 'that' in English. For things that are close to you, you use 'questo' for masculine nouns and 'questa' for feminine nouns.
Lesson#2
For example, 'il tavolo' is a masculine noun for 'the table'. To say 'this table', you would say 'questo tavolo'. For the feminine noun 'la sedia', meaning 'the chair', you would say 'questa sedia'.
Quiz#3
How do you say 'this table' in Italian?
questo tavolo
Quiz#4
How do you say 'this chair' in Italian?
questa sedia
Quiz#5
How do you say 'this bed' in Italian?
questo letto
Quiz#6
How do you say 'this door' in Italian?
questa porta
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