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Today’s Italian lesson is from our Lower Intermediate course. You might have seen friendly Italians conversing with each other, smiling, gesturing and laughing at school, the local deli or Italian restaurant. Instead of smiling blankly and wishing you could join in, after paying close attention to today’s mp3, you’ll be able to join in!
In today’s lesson we will be considering the congiuntivo presente tense, an additional meaning of the verb andare, the different grammar and syntax of time and frequency adverbs and the most common structures used to refer to a determined group. We will also discuss some Italian eating habits and how foods change over different generations and regions.
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Learn Italian with ItalianPod101.com! Today, we resume our Italian Beginner Lesson Series. Join Cinzia and Marco for fun, yet educational, Italian languages. Learning Italian, with podcasts, has never been so fun! Today we resume the Beginner Lesson Series, an introductory Italian course designed for those who are relatively new to the Italian language. This course includes dialogs, Italian grammar explanations, and many new vocabulary words. So whether you’re just getting started, or returning to your studies, the Italian Beginner Lesson Series provides the perfect opportunity to start studying Italian today. 
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Category: Lower Intermediate Lessons | 1 Comment »
Grammar: congiuntivo presente | Function: asking about work | Topic: how is work? | Politeness Level: informal
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