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Otto, cinque, tre.
What do these words mean?
Stick around.
In this quick lesson, you'll learn Italian number vocabulary and how to count to ten.
Before we start, do you know how Italian people count with their fingers?
It's not like this.
No.
No, no, no, no.
Keep watching for the answer at the end.
Zero.
Zero.
Zero.
Zero.
Ah, summer in Italy alone with zero friends.
Why?
Because all the friends are on vacation.
Ah, too sad.
Zero amici.
Zero amici.
Ah.
Susan comments on the weather before heading out with Lina.
Ci sono zero gradi e sta nevicando.
Allora mi metto il cappotto più caldo che ho.
Uno.
One.
Uno.
Uno.
Number one in Italian is special.
Una or un or uno.
So pay attention to the noun gender and make the right choice.
For example, Prendi un caffè.
Pizza.
Una pizza.
Champagne.
Uno spumante.
Steve and Oscar prepare to pay at the supermarket.
Oscar, hai qualche euro?
Solo uno.
Due.
Two.
Due.
Due.
Two like me and you.
Due canzoni d'amore.
Susan and Lina talk about their favorite number.
Il due è il mio numero preferito.
Capisco.
Il mio è il sette.
Tre.
Three.
Tre.
Tre.
Italian verbs and their free conjugation in are, ere, ire.
Mamma mia.
Practice.
Practice.
Practice.
Jack asks Steve if he can borrow a pen.
Hai una penna?
Sì, ne ho tre.
Usa questa.
Quattro.
Four.
Quattro.
Quattro.
Me and few friends at the bar in the night.
What to say?
We are only four cats.
Siamo solo quattro gatti.
Susan asks Lina for help while shopping for groceries.
Ho intenzione di fare una torta.
Per favore, prendi quattro mele.
Certo, sceglierò le migliori.
Cinque.
Five.
Cinque.
Cinque.
Cinque.
Five and hundred together and we have one Fiat 500.
Fiat 500.
La dolce vita.
Fiat 500.
Cinquecento.
Oscar comments on some starfish while at the beach with Tom.
Guarda le stelle marine.
Hanno cinque braccia.
E sono creature affascinanti.
Sei.
Six.
Sei.
Sei.
Love message.
Talking like testings.
Oh, one message for my dear Maria.
Maria, you six beautiful.
Oh, sei bellissima.
Steve asks Jack for the time.
Che ore sono?
Sono le sei.
Sette.
Seven.
Sette.
Sette.
Oh, the seven colors of the rainbow.
Wow, it's so beautiful, don't you think?
Guarda i sette colori dell'arcobaleno.
Steve asks Oscar about the number of weeks in a year.
Ci sono sette giorni in una settimana, ma quante settimane ci sono in un anno?
Ci sono circa cinquantadue settimane.
Otto.
Eight.
Otto.
Otto.
Working eight days in a week and feel felice.
Guys, I'm not really Italian.
No, no, no, no.
Jack and Steve talk about lucky numbers over dinner.
In alcune culture, l'otto è un numero fortunato.
Interessante.
Mi chiedo perché.
Nove.
Nine.
Nove.
Nove.
Felice.
Felice.
Help me.
How can I remember very well the nine prepositions, Italian prepositions?
E nove preposizioni?
Try to sing in them like this.
Di, a, da, in, con, su, per, tra, fra.
Yay!
Susan and Lena reminisce about their friend's wedding.
Quando si è sposata?
Si è sposata nove anni fa.
Dieci.
Ten.
Dieci.
Dieci.
Yes, yes, yes, yes.
Ten, like the grade you deserve, my dear.
Dieci.
Bravo.
Bravo.
Oscar informs Tom on his flight's arrival time.
Il nostro volo è in orario.
L'aereo atterrerà alle dieci.
Perfetto.
Verrò a prenderti.
Let's review.
You'll see the words in English and your job is to say the words in Italian.
Ready?
Do you remember how to say zero?
Zero.
Zero.
And how to say one?
Uno.
Uno.
And how about two?
Due.
Due.
Do you remember how to say three?
Tre.
Tre.
And how to say four?
Quattro.
Quattro.
Let's try five.
Cinque.
Cinque.
What about six?
Sei.
Sei.
Now, let's see if you remember how to say seven.
Sette.
Sette.
What about eight?
Otto.
Otto.
Do you remember how to say nine?
Nove.
Nove.
And finally, do you remember how to say ten?
Dieci.
Dieci.
Do you know how Italian people count with their fingers?
I'll show you.
Uno.
Due.
Tre.
Quattro.
Cinque.
Sei.
Sette.
Otto.
Nove.
Dieci.
One more time.
Thanks for watching.
Don't forget to practice these new words and phrases.
And see you next time.
Ciao.

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