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Referring to Places and Quantities with 'ci' and 'ne' in Italian
Learn to use the Italian pronouns 'ci' and 'ne' to refer to places and quantities, and master the common phrase 'ce l'ho' for possession.
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Referring to Places and Quantities with 'ci' and 'ne' in Italian
Learn to use the Italian pronouns 'ci' and 'ne' to refer to places and quantities, and master the common phrase 'ce l'ho' for possession.
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22 CardsLesson#1
In Italian, to avoid repeating a place you've just mentioned, you can use the word 'ci'. It means 'there' and replaces phrases like 'in Italia', 'a Roma', or 'al cinema'. 'Ci' usually goes right before the verb.
Quiz#2
How do you say 'I go there' in Italian?
Ci vado.
Quiz#3
Translate into Italian: 'We live there.'
Ci viviamo.
Lesson#4
You'll often hear 'ci' used in answers to questions about places. For example, if someone asks 'Vai spesso in palestra?', meaning 'Do you often go to the gym?', you can reply 'Sì, ci vado due volte alla settimana', meaning 'Yes, I go there twice a week'.
Quiz#5
How do you say 'Yes, I go there twice a week' in Italian?
Sì, ci vado due volte alla settimana.
Quiz#6
How do you say 'No, I am not going there' in Italian?
No, non ci vado.
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