can i join? :3

@_-rawr-_ come insegnante? :3

bho :3 (fai tu :3) :3

@_-rawr-_ bro a te che serve imparare l'italiano :skull: :pray:

@_-redfoxy-_ ofc :star2:
no non avevo capito adesso sì quindi sì :sparkles: :joy:

bella idea hai avuto

@_-rawr-_ :star2:

@_-rawr-_ ty :3

Ohmi gii. :pleading_face: THIS IS SO COOL! THNX!!! I didn't think I'd have language teachers again, and Itali! :3 I'm super motivated for this now. :butterfly:

@Aidre
YAYYAA
WICH WORDS/SENTENCE DO YOU WANNA KNOW?? :3

@_-redfoxy-_ instead of teaching words or sentences first, u should teach them different vowels and ways to use words, like masculine and feminine. ex: in spanish, when YOU want lets say a book, since you have a main subject(you) the otger words change, so want woule be quiero, and book is always masculine so the would be el, so it would say' yo quiero el libro, or quiero el libro. = i want the book

@_-redfoxy-_ Hmm, maybe you can tell me some words for fruit, numbers, amounts ect. And like "I want [blank]' or like 'She likes [ ]'. :>

more like Italian brainrot

@maxwell_ oh, okay :D
ty for the tip! :star2:

Ciaooo

@Aidre
I think we should start with the pronuns first ^^

I = io
You = Tu
He = Lui
She = Lei
We = Noi
You = Voi
They = Loro

Then, in Italian adjectives are masculine and feminine, so

She is pretty = Lei è bellA
He is pretty = Lui è bellO
They (girls) are pretty= Loro sono bellE
They (at least 1 boy) = Loro sono bellI

Usually in Italian the adjective change like this

Do you wanna know some adjectives? :3

make sure to show them how each pronoun changes how words work and sound, ex: I went to the park - FUI al parque, WE went to the park - FUIMOS al parque.

@Aidre
numbers? :ribbon:
1= Uno
2= Due
3= Tre
4= Quattro
5= Cinque
6= Sei
7= Sette
8= Otto
9= Nove
10= Dieci
:sparkles:

@maxwell_ :thumbsup:

@_-redfoxy-_ I know the gendered word thing, it's like french Le and La, and Spanish with La and El. But for some reason Italian being 'more original?' makes it harder. But I'll try!!

@maxwell_ I know that much thanks.

@_-rawr-_ Ohh, I almost went dos, tres, like Spanish ahahah.
The number one thing I need with language, is exposure to the words.
So parque... iono, or something.

See, I would of never known park is parque, see! I like learning words.
Like what would "I own a dog" be?
I think in spanish it's like Yo tengo el perro or something.

@Aidre yo tengo el perro would be i own the dog, yo tengo un perro means i own a dog :3

@Aidre in italian is "Io ho un cane"
I = io
own = ho
a = un
dog = cane

like for the adjectives, even a/an and the have the gender thing!

a/an:
masculine = uno
feminine = una
masculine that start w/ a vowel = un
feminine that start w/ a vowel = un'

the:
masculine = il/lo (it depends)
feminine = la
masculine plural = i/gli (it depends)
feminine plural = le
masculine/feminine singular that start with a vowel = l'

@maxwell_ Yeah I wasn't sure if it was un, but right now I'm learning Italian!

@_-redfoxy-_ I know about the gender thing, you can just tell me if a new word is or isn't. :sob:

Oh shi I fogo un' and li'
the APOSTROPHE's :man_frowning:, now those uniue Italian stuff is harder.

But cool! Dog is cane!

But I guess either way I hve to learn about the group nouns and everything... So unique* Italian stuff I need to learn. Nice that "un" is in Italian.

well, now we can learn the verb be I think! >:3

I am = io sono
you are = tu sei
he/she is = lui/lei è
we are = noi siamo
you are = voi siete
they are = loro sono

:warning: ATTENTION :warning:

in italian you can don't say the pronuns!

for example, you can say "tu sei bello", but you can also say "sei bello" (you are pretty"

and this count for all the verbes!

@Aidre

Ohh, nice! So you never have to specify or gender the group words? They're all neutral 'they/them' words kind of?

@Aidre
er- no
we don't have to specify just the pronuns, but the adjectives, the articles and a lot of other things have ALWAYS the gender, unfortunatly -v-

Okay so other way you meant, got it.
Okay so French, Spanish and now Italian all have everything gendered. :thumbsup: Italian is the only thing a mystery to me. I don't even know colours. What, azul? vert or brun or maroan? Just guesses.

@Aidre
Sorry but none of these are italian- :sob:
I will tell you!

red = rosso
orange = arancione
yellow = giallo
green = verde
blue = blu
light blue = azzurro/ciano
purple = viola
pink = rosa
white = bianco
black = nero
gray = grigio

dark = scuro
light = chiaro

ex: dark gray = grigio scuro
light gray = grigio chiaro

Oh, yes!
Usually adjectives go after the name and not before, like in English!

Ohh, those are so cool! Some of those are familiar to me!