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You might find them adorable, you might shoo them away with well aimed rock. In either case, Laura and John’s picnic is interrupted by tiny furry mammals known as squirrels. They are quite cool about it, recognizing that due to their tiny size, they won’t steal much. John is actually considering barbecuing one for dessert… Have you been keeping track of the articles that we’ve learnt so far? We’ve gone over the definite, indefinite and today we’re going over the plural of definite articles. We don’t actually have these in English, so be sure to pay attention to Mr Marco and Ms Cinzia in today’s audio lesson. If you’re having trouble, be sure to consult the pdf, our online resources, or just come to the site and ask a question. ItalianPod101.com. We care! 
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In my picnic hamper, I have every conceivable Italian dish in existence. Salami, pizza, antipasto, linguini, lasagne… let’s just say if you can think of it, I have it. Now, which one would you like? This one? This one here? Sorry, pointing won’t do, we’re in polite company, and it’s rude. You’ll have to say what you’d like. In Italian. Having trouble? Well listen carefully: Laura has no problem choosing what she wants in Italian (she’s an Italian native of course!). In today’s lesson we’ll be learning about definite articles in Italian. Download the audio and learn the rules of their use. For more Italian language lessons, online review questions, the accompanying PDF and more difficult courses, come to ItalianPod101.com! 
Have you ever mistaken a woman for a man (or vice versa)? Embarrassing, isn’t it? Everyone laughs at you, and you feel like an idiot. Not to mention the unfortunate guy/girl who everyone is looking at while secretly thinking “hey, yeah, I see how you might make that mistake”. Well, although apples, wines and sandwiches don’t have feelings to hurt, it’s still possible to mistake their gender. Huh? Sandwiches have gender? Of course. Everything has gender in Italian? Confused? Well come to ItalianPod101.com and listen to Newbie Lesson 8, where everything will be made clear. In today we’ll be learning about indefinite articles, both masculine and feminine. We’ll learn some of the rules of using “un”, “una”, “uno” and “un’”. Listen carefully because we all know how weird it is mistaking someone (or something) masculine for feminine. And for more Italian lessons, including some more advanced courses, come to Italianpod101.com! 
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Category: Newbie Lessons | 16 Comments »
Grammar: gli, le, i | Function: using articles | Topic: plural definite articles | Politeness Level: informal
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