Artificial Intelligence
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The first step any language learner needs to take on their journey towards fluency lies in building up their vocabulary.
If you want to learn to be fluent in Italian and have daily conversations with Italian speakers, the first thing you need to do is learn some of the most common words in Italian
In this post, we’re going to help you build up your Italian vocabulary by sharing some common Italian words, their meanings, and a few important usage notes.
An article is a short word that is paired with nouns. To use the common articles in Italian, you need to make sure that they match the gender and number of the noun.
The gender of the noun depends on the letter they end in. Most common words in Italian that are considered masculine end with an “o”, while feminine nouns end with an “a”.
Meanwhile, plural masculine nouns tend to end in an “i”, while plural feminine nouns end with an “e”. There will also be different rules regarding which article to use with a plural masculine noun, depending on what letter it starts with.
Here are the six most common words in Italian that are used as masculine and feminine articles with some usage notes.
English meaning: The
Usage notes:
Masculine, singular.
Place in front of a masculine noun that begins with a consonant.
English meaning: The
Usage notes:
Masculine, singular.
Place in front of a Todomasculine noun that begins with a vowel or an “h”
English meaning: The
Usage notes:
Masculine, singular
Place in front of a masculine noun that starts with:
An “s” followed by a consonant
A “z”
A “ps”
A “y”
English meaning: The
Usage note: Feminine, singular
English meaning: The
Usage notes:
Feminine, singular
If the feminine noun begins with a vowel
English meaning: The
Usage note: Masculine, plural
English meaning: The
Usage notes:
Masculine, plural
If the masculine noun starts with a vowel or an “h”
If the masculine noun starts with:
An “s” followed by a consonant
A “z”
A “ps”
A “y”
English meaning: The
Usage notes: Feminine, Plural
English meaning: A/an
Usage notes:
Before a masculine noun
If the word begins with a vowel
English meaning: A/an
Usage notes:
Before a masculine noun
If the word begins with a consonant
English meaning: A/an
Usage notes:
Before a feminine noun
If the word begins with a consonant
English meaning: A/an
Usage notes:
Before a feminine noun
If the word begins with a vowel or an “h”
After you’ve learned about and memorized those Italian articles, you need to move on to learning a few Italian nouns. A noun is a word that refers to a person, thing, place, or idea. Here are a few you should know.
English meaning: Man
English meaning: Women
English meaning: People
English meaning: Kid
English meaning: Friend
Usage Note: “Amico” if you are referring to a male, “amica” if you are talking about a female
English meaning: Family
English meaning: Mother
English meaning: Father
English meaning: Sister
English meaning: Brother
English meaning: Husband
English meaning: Wife
English meaning: Son
English meaning: Daughter
English meaning: Boss
English meaning: Government
English meaning: Product
English meaning: World
English meaning: Country
English meaning: City
English meaning: Road
English meaning: House
English meaning: Room
English meaning: Office
English meaning: Bathroom
English meaning: Kitchen
English meaning: Place
English meaning: Door
English meaning: Air
English meaning: Light
English meaning: Sun
English meaning: Water
English meaning: Sea
English meaning: Nature
English meaning: Tree
English meaning: Flower
English meaning: Animal
English meaning: Fire
English meaning: Ground
English meaning: Wind
English meaning: Coffee
English meaning: Beer
English meaning: Wine
English meaning: Shoe
English meaning: Shirt
English meaning: Life
English meaning: Mind
English meaning: Voice
English meaning: Hand
English meaning: Foot
English meaning: Head
English meaning: Eye
English meaning: Nose
English meaning: Mouth
English meaning: Car
English meaning: Plane
English meaning: Year
English meaning: Month
English meaning: Week
English meaning: Day
English meaning: Time
English meaning: Night
English meaning: Yesterday
English meaning: Today
English meaning: Tomorrow
English meaning: Job
English meaning: Name
English meaning: Fact
English meaning: Story
English meaning: Reason
English meaning: Party
English meaning: Game
English meaning: Test
English meaning: Position
English meaning: Memory
English meaning: Politics
English meaning: Price
English meaning: Hunger
English meaning: Thirst
Another important group of words to learn in Italian are pronouns. Pronouns are words that are used to replace nouns. Here are some common ones you need to know.
English meaning: I
English meaning: You
English meaning: You
Usage note: Formal version of “you”
English meaning: You
Usage note: When you are replacing a plural noun
English meaning: He
English meaning: She
English meaning: We
English meaning: They
Verbs are words that describe an action. So, if you want to form proper sentences in Italian, you need to learn a few common verbs.
English meaning: To be
English meaning: I am
English meaning: You are
English meaning: He/she is
English meaning: We are
English meaning: You are
Usage note: Plural
English meaning: They are
English meaning: To have
English meaning: To stay
English meaning: To do/make
English meaning: To have
English meaning: To be able to
English meaning: To want
English meaning: To have to
English meaning: To speak
English meaning: To say
English meaning: To see
English meaning: To know
English meaning: To buy
English meaning: To eat
English meaning: To put
English meaning: To take
English meaning: To sense
English meaning: To listen
English meaning: To go
English meaning: To think
English meaning: To go
English meaning: To give
English meaning: To find
English meaning: To watch
English meaning: To bring
English meaning: To come back
English meaning: To look for
English meaning: To wait
English meaning: To arrive
English meaning: To walk
English meaning: To ask
English meaning: To explain
English meaning: to show
English meaning: To judge
English meaning: To wish
English meaning: To live
English meaning: to keep
English meaning: To drink
English meaning: To ask
English meaning: To answer
English meaning: To know
English meaning: To reach
English meaning: To move
English meaning: To obtain
English meaning: To admit
English meaning: To sell
English meaning: To break
English meaning: To discuss
English meaning: To understand
English meaning: To open
English meaning: To go out
English meaning: To write
English meaning: To sleep
An adjective is a word that can be used to describe a noun. It describes a quality that the noun has or its state of being.
Adjectives, like pronouns, need to agree with the name and gender of the noun they are describing. Also, in Italian, the adjective will come after the noun. This is different from English, where the adjective comes before the noun.
English meaning: Happy
English meaning: Sad
English meaning: Tall
English meaning: Short
English meaning: Beautiful
Usage note: “Bello” for a masculine noun, “bella” for the feminine
English meaning: Ugly
English meaning: Hot
English meaning: Cold
English meaning: Good
Usage note: “Buono” for masculine noun, “buona” for a feminine noun
English meaning: Clean
English meaning: Dirty
English meaning: Old
Usage note: “Vecchio” for a masculine noun, “vecchia” for a feminine noun
English meaning: Young
English meaning: Big
English meaning: Little
Usage note: “Poco” for a masculine noun, “poco” for a feminine noun
English meaning: All
Usage note: “Tutto” for a masculine noun, “tutta” for a feminine noun.
English meaning: Each
English meaning: Any
English meaning: Some
English meaning: Sure
Usage note: “Certo” for a masculine noun, “certa” for a feminine noun
English meaning: New
Usage note: “Nuovo” for a masculine noun, “nuova” for a feminine noun
English meaning: Poor
Usage note: “Povero” for a masculine noun, “povera” for a feminine noun
English meaning: Black
Usage note: “Nero” for a masculine noun, “nera” for a feminine noun
English meaning: White
Usage note: “Bianco” for a masculine noun, “bianca” for a feminine noun
English meaning: Impossible
English meaning: Normal
English meaning: Stupid
Usage note: “Stupido” for a masculine noun, “stupida” for a feminine noun
English meaning: Interesting
English meaning: Thin
English meaning: Fast
Usage note: “Rapido” for masculine noun, “rapida” for a feminine noun
An adverb is also a modifying word, so it tells you something about another word. Adverbs describe verbs, but they can also be used to describe a quality or state of being of an adjective or another adverb.
English meaning: Outside
English meaning: Inside
English meaning: Under
English meaning: In front
English meaning: Behind
English meaning: Here
Usage note: When talking about a precise location
English meaning: Here
Usage note: When talking about an imprecise location
English meaning: There
Usage note: When talking about a precise location
English meaning: There
Usage note: When talking about an imprecise location
English meaning: Away
English meaning: Far
English meaning: Close
English meaning: More
English meaning: Less
English meaning: Only
English meaning: Almost
English meaning: Then
English meaning: Now
English meaning: Always
English meaning: Before
English meaning: After
English meaning: Maybe
You should also learn these eight words that you can use to ask questions in Italian.
English meaning: Who
English meaning: What
English meaning: What
English meaning: Where
English meaning: When
English meaning: How
English meaning: Why
English meaning: Which
After you’ve learned some common words in Italian, you can begin to start learning some common Italian phrases and even some Italian idioms.
The best way to make sure that you learn how to properly use Italian words in conversation, however, is to work on word lists such as this one with an online native Italian-speaking tutor.
Going through them with a native speaker is a great way to ensure that you can better grasp the word’s meanings and uses and help prepare you for having daily conversations in Italian.
1. Il English meaning: The Usage notes: Masculine, singular. Place in front of a masculine noun that begins with a consonant. 2. L’ English meaning: The Usage notes: Masculine, singular. Place in front of a Todomasculine noun that begins with a vowel or an “h” 3. Lo English meaning: The Usage notes: Masculine, singular Place in front of a masculine noun that starts with: An “s” followed by a consonant A “z” A “ps” A “y” 4. La English meaning: The Usage note: Feminine, singular 5. L’ English meaning: The Usage notes: Feminine, singular If the feminine noun begins with a vowel 6. I English meaning: The Usage note: Masculine, plural 7. Gli English meaning: The Usage notes: Masculine, plural If the masculine noun starts with a vowel or an “h” If the masculine noun starts with: An “s” followed by a consonant A “z” A “ps” A “y” 8. Le English meaning: The Usage notes: Feminine, Plural 9. Un English meaning: A/an Usage notes: Before a masculine noun If the word begins with a vowel 10. Uno English meaning: A/an Usage notes: Before a masculine noun If the word begins with a consonant 11. Una English meaning: A/an Usage notes: Before a feminine noun If the word begins with a consonant 12. Un’ English meaning: A/an Usage notes: Before a feminine noun If the word begins with a vowel or an “h”
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