
We know that you’re keen to learn Italian, and to speak it with as many people as possible, but before trying out your language skills with someone, you might want to confirm where they are from. That Mediterranean guy looking classmate might be Spanish; he probably wouldn’t appreciate a loud greeting of Ciao! and a kiss on both cheeks.
In today’s lesson we’ll be learning to ask “What nationality are you?” in Italian. You’re sure to be asked this question often so you’ll also be learning how to answer. We’ll also find out how gender and number are used when saying what country you’re from.
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Grammar: adjectives | Function: asking ones nationality | Politeness Level: formal, informal
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