Daily routine in Italian
How’s your day? Learn how to talk about your daily routine in Italian.
CORSO D'ITALIANO A1.1
Unità 3
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In the third unit of the Italian beginner course A1.1, you’ll learn how to meet up with friends and talk about your day and week. Learn vocabulary about days of the week, colors, foods and farm animals, and learn what Italians usually eat. In the grammar section you will learn reflexive and modal verbs, c’è and ci sono and the partitive article.
After you have worked through the lessons, you can watch the third Video Fumetto! Test your knowledge with the TEST 3.
Scotty visits Bruno at the agriturismo. He shows him around and tells him about his day.
LEZIONI
Comunicazione
Make plans with friends and talk about your day and week.
La mia settimana: My week in Italian
How’s your week? Learn how to talk about your week in Italian. Learn the weekdays and how to say that something happens regular or just once.
Che ne dici di: Meet up with your friends
Ti va di venire? Proposing a meeting, accepting with pleasure, decline with apologies and setting time and place.
Che ore sono? What time is it?
What time is it? Learn how to tell the time in Italian. And what’s correct, mezza or mezzo?
A che ora? At what time
Let’s learn how to talk about time in Italian: alle, dalle – alle and fino alle.
Grammatica
Learn the grammar of this unit
Reflexive verbs
Reflexive verbs are composed of a reflexive pronoun and a verb, like mi lavo.
The partitive article in plural
The partitive article in the plural (dei, degli, delle) denotes an indefinite quantity and thus represents the plural of the indefinite article.
Present tense: conoscere, leggere and other peculiar verbs
The present tense: peculiarity of some verbs
Vocabolario
Learn useful words
Pausa Caffè
Learn more about Italian traditions and culture or read a story.
La filastrocca dei giorni della settimana
Che cosa fa Romeo durante la settimana? • CON ESERCIZIO
In TEST 3 you will find topics and vocabulary covered in the lessons in this unit. If you pass the test with at least 60% correct, you can start unit 4.
Don’t forget to review the topics where you made mistakes!
