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Building Spoken Questions in Italian
Learn the essential Italian question words like 'chi', 'dove', 'quando', and 'perché' to start asking basic questions about people, places, time, and reasons.
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TutorialItalian
Building Spoken Questions in Italian
Learn the essential Italian question words like 'chi', 'dove', 'quando', and 'perché' to start asking basic questions about people, places, time, and reasons.
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24 CardsLesson#1
To ask questions in Italian, you'll need a set of key question words. In this deck, we'll learn the fundamental building blocks for asking about people, things, places, time, and reasons. These words are the start of almost every question you'll want to ask.
Lesson#2
Let's start with asking about people. The Italian word for 'who' is 'chi'. You use it just like in English to ask about a person's identity. For example, 'Chi parla?' means 'Who is speaking?'.
Quiz#3
What is the Italian word for 'who'?
chi
Lesson#4
To ask about things, you can use 'che cosa' or simply 'cosa'. Both mean 'what'. 'Che cosa' is a bit more complete, while 'cosa' is very common in everyday speech. For example, 'Cosa mangi?' means 'What are you eating?'.
Quiz#5
What is a common Italian phrase for 'what'?
che cosa
Quiz#6
What is a very common, shorter way to say 'what' in Italian?
cosa
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