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Italian: Showing Possession with Common Possessives
Learn the common Italian possessive forms like mio, tuo, and suo, and how to use them with articles to talk about what belongs to you and others.
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Italian: Showing Possession with Common Possessives
Learn the common Italian possessive forms like mio, tuo, and suo, and how to use them with articles to talk about what belongs to you and others.
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30 CardsLesson#1
Welcome to A1 Italian Part 3. By the end, you’ll feel more confident navigating everyday situations in Italian, from identifying belongings and making simple choices to describing accommodation, ordering food, buying essentials, and explaining immediate physical needs clearly and naturally.
Lesson#2
To show that something belongs to someone in Italian, you use possessive words like 'my', 'your', or 'his'. Unlike in English, these words must agree in gender and number with the noun they describe, not the person who owns it. We'll start with the words for 'my'.
Lesson#3
The word for 'my' before a masculine singular noun is 'mio'. It's almost always used with the article 'il'. For example, to say 'my book', you would say 'il mio libro'.
Quiz#4
Translate into Italian: 'my book'.
il mio libro
Lesson#5
For a feminine singular noun, 'my' becomes 'mia', used with the article 'la'. For instance, 'my pen' is 'la mia penna'.
Quiz#6
Translate into Italian: 'my pen'.
la mia penna
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