Let's learn how to talk about quantities and amounts in Italian. We'll start with indefinite adjectives, which are words used to describe non-specific amounts. The first is 'ogni', meaning 'every' or 'each'. It's simple to use because it never changes. For example, 'Vado in palestra ogni giorno' means 'I go to the gym every day'.

To say 'some' or 'a few', you can use 'qualche'. A key rule to remember is that 'qualche' is always followed by a singular noun, even though the meaning is plural. For instance, 'Ho qualche amico a Roma' means 'I have some friends in Rome'.