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Week #015 Review, Friday
from Let's Speak Italian! July 24, 2008
chiudere = to close chiudo, chiudi, chiude, chiudiamo, chiudete, chiudono ascoltare = to listen to ascolto, ascolti, ascolta, ascoltiamo, ascoltate, ascoltano aiutare = to help aiuto, aiuti, aiuta, aiutiamo, aiutate, aiutano lavorare = to work lavoro, lavori, lavora, lavoriamo, lavorate, lavorano cominciare = to begin comincio, cominci, comincia, cominciamo, cominciate, cominciano preparare = to prepare preparo, prepari, prepara, prepariamo, preparate, preparano potere = to be able to It also translate as 'can' or 'may.' io posso = I am able to, I can tu puoi = you are able to, you can (informal) Lei puo' = you are able to, you can (formal) lui/lei = he/she are able to, he/she can noi possiamo = we are able to, we can voi potete = you are able to, you can (plural) loro possono = they are able to, they can La donna puo' venire. = The woman can come. Possiamo andare dopo cena. = We can go after dinner. Posso parlare inglese? = May I speak English? Io posso cantare. = I can sing. Puo' mangiare la carne con una forchetta. = She can eat the meat with a fork. Lei puo' capire lo spagnolo? = Can you (formal) understand Spanish? I ragazzi italiani possono giocare il calcio. = The Italian boys can play soccer (football). Potete aiutare quell'uomo. = You (plural) can help that man. Mario puo' suonare il pianoforte. = Mario is able to play the piano. dovere = to have to. Can also be translated to the English word 'must.' io devo = I have to, I must tu devi = you have to, you must (informal) Lei deve = you have to, you must (formal) lui/lei deve = he/she has to, he/she must noi dobbiamo = we have to, we must voi dovete = you have to, you must (plural) loro devono = they have to, they must L'insegnante deve preparare la lezione. = The teacher has to prepare the lesson. Dovete lavorare ogni giorno. = You (plural) must work every day. Chi deve studiare il libro? = Who must study the book? Le ragazze devono andare al negozio. = The girls must go to the store. Il bambino deve ascoltare meglio. = The child must listen better. A che ora devi andare in classe? = What time do you have to go to class? Perche' devo portare una cravatta? = Why must I wear a tie? Quando dobbiamo avere i soldi? = When do we have to have the money? volere = to want, to want to io voglio = I want, I want to tu vuoi = you want, you want to (informal) Lei vuole = you want, you want to (formal) lui/lei vuole = he/she wants, he/she wants to noi vogliamo = we want, we want to voi volete = you want, you want to (plural) loro vogliono = they want, they want to 'volere' can be used in two ways. One is as a modal verb where it is followed by another verb in its infinitive form. Il dottore vuole parlare con Lei. = The doctor wants to speak with you (formal). Volete mangiare i fagioli oggi? = Do you (plural) want to eat beans today? Voglio ascoltare la canzone. = I want to listen to the song. Loro vogliono imparare il russo. = They want to learn Russian. 'volere' can also mean 'to want' without using it as a modal verb. Lui vuole un cane. = He wants a dog Vogliamo un insegnante buono. = We want a good teacher. Chi vuole un biscotto? = Who wants a cookie? sapere = to know how to io so = I know how to tu sai = you know how to (informal) Lei sa = you know how to (formal) lui/lei sa = he/she knows how to noi sappiamo = we know how to voi sapete = you know how to (plural) loro sanno = they know how to Gianni sa suonare il pianoforte. = Johnny knows how to play the piano. Gli studenti sanno studiare. = The students know how to study. Sapete parlare italiano? = Do you (plural) know how to speak Italian? Non so cantare molto bene. = I don't know how to sing very well. Che cosa sappiamo fare bene? = What do we know how to do well? I tedeschi sanno lavorare ogni giorno. = The Germans know how to work every day. I giapponesi sanno cucinare il pesce bene. = The Japanese know how to cook fish well.
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Video Recipe: Sicilian Caponata with Seared Tuna Steak
from my videos July 24, 2008
Author: academia Added: Thu, 24 Jul 2008 11:55:55 -0800 Duration: 169Chef Matteo Carboni from the Academia Barilla Culinary School shows us in this video recipe how to make a Sicilian dish, Caponata, which he pairs with a seared tuna steak. For more Italian food recipes visit Academia Barilla's Italian Food Lovers blog at http://www.italian-food-lovers.com.
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Hawaii Experience With Ed Mercer
from YouTube :: Videos by revyourlife July 24, 2008
http://www.RevolutionizeYourLife.biz How would you like to travel to exotic locations such as Hawaii, Australia, Rome Italy, Bahamas, Cancun and make money while you are there. Ed Mercer has a way for you to do just that. Visit his site. Author: revyourlife Keywords: hawaii attractions australia cancun rome italy bahamas visit ed mercer Added: July 24, 2008
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Week #014 Review, Thursday
from Let's Speak Italian! July 23, 2008
questa domanda = this question queste banane = these bananas questa cravatta = this tie questo gelato = this ice cream questa musica = this music queste scarpe = these shoes questo studente = this student questi studenti = these students questi americani = these americans questa madre = this mother questo messaggio = this message questi spaghetti = these spaghetti queste lezioni = these lessons questo problema = this problem quel = comes before most masculine singular nouns that begin with a consonant. The exception is those masculine nouns beginning with ps, gn, z, or s followed by a consonant. Quel ragazzo viene sempre in ritardo. = That boy always comes late. quello = comes before a masculine singular nouns beginning with ps, gn, z, or s followed by a consonant. Compriamo quello specchio. = Let's buy that mirror. quell' = comes before all masculine singular nouns beginning with a vowel. Quell'uomo parla molto. = That man talks a lot. quella = comes before all femine singular nouns that begin with a consonant. Il presidente abita in quella casa. = The president lives in that house. quell' = comes before all femine singular nouns that begin with a vowel. Quell'arancia non e' buona. = That orange is not good. quei = is the plural of quel and comes before most masculine plural nouns that begin with a consonant. The exception is those masculine nouns beginning with ps, gn, z, or s followed by a consonant. Quei treni vanno a Milano. = Those trains go to Milan. quegli = is the plural of both quello and quell' and comes before all masculine plural nouns that begin with a vowel, or those that begin with ps, gn, z, or s followed by a consonant. Quegli studenti sono bravi. = Those students are good. quelle = is the plural of both quella and quell' and comes before any femine plural noun. Quelle famiglie non capiscono italiano. = Those families do not understand Italian. quel gatto = that cat quelle banane = those bananas quella cravatta = that tie quei ragazzi = those boys quel quaderno = that notebook quell'uovo = that egg quelle forchette = those forks quegli specchi = those mirrors quella bugia = that lie quella musica = that music quelle matite = those pencils quello zoo = that zoo quell'insalata = that salad quel messaggio = that message quegli orologi = those watches quelle classi = those classes quell'amico = that friend questo = this (masculine and singular) Questo e' molto importante = This is very important. questa = this (femine and singular) Quella torta e' buona, ma questa e' cattiva. = That cake is good, but this one is bad. questi = these (masculine and plural) Compriamo questi. = Let's buy these. queste = these (femine and plural) Quelle mele sono buone, ma preferisco queste. = Those apples are good, but I prefer these. quello = that (masculine and singular) Questo ragazzo e' piu' intelligente di quello. = This boy is more intelligent than that one. quella = that (femine and singular) Quella e' una penna. = That is a pen. quelli = those (masculine and plural) Questi bambini sono piu' bravi di quelli? = Are these children better than those? quelle = those (femine and plural) Preferiamo quelle. = We prefer those. negozio = store biblioteca = library supervisore = supervisor vino = wine francese = French spagnolo = Spanish festa = party subito = immediately presto = quickly
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Scilla Finale
from recent posts - blip.tv (beta) July 23, 2008
In this video, I explore my roots as I venture back to the hometown of my great grandmother, Scilla. For more videos, photos and blog entries all about Italy, please check out my website, www.ventureitaly.com
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Charice and Andrea Bocelli - The Prayer
from YouTube :: Tag // oprah July 23, 2008
Here is Charice with Master Bocelli singing "The Prayer" Video courtesy of NOVAHDEMIA, NytHawk in (Teatro del Silenzio) Tuscany, Italy July 20, 2008 charice, charice pempengco, andrea bocelli, Tuscany Italy, charice in korea, charice and josh groban, charice in oprah, the prayer by charlotte church, celine dion, filipino singer Author: MoreEvilThanNorman Keywords: charice pempengco andrea bocelli Tuscany Italy in korea and josh groban oprah Added: July 22, 2008
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intervista-gioco con un manager neomelodico
from ROCK MUSIC AND PEOPLE VIDEOS July 22, 2008
Author: anthrofilms Added: Tue, 22 Jul 2008 19:37:22 -0800 Duration: 151un manager di un agenzia di musica neomelodica, Carmine a.k.a. 'O Papele, gioca con un americano che ci lavora con video / a manager of a neomelodica music agency jokes around with an american who works with him as a videographer.
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Week #013 Review, Wednesday
from Let's Speak Italian! July 22, 2008
The letter combination 'sc', when followed by the vowels i or e, will produce a soft sound, like the English words shoe, shore, share and cash. cuscino = cushion scimmia = monkey sciarpa = scarf pesce = fish The letter combination 'sc', when followed by the vowels a, o or u, will produce a hard sound, like the English words sky, ski, score and scarf. scuola = school tasca = pocket pesca = peach scarpe = shoes scatola = box discorso = speech bosco = forest When the letter combination 'sc' is followed by an h, the sound becomes hard. maschile = masculine schiavo = slave schiuma = foam schiuma da barba = shaving cream gelato = ice cream musica = music domanda = question messaggio = message meno = less piu' = more cattivo = bad importante = important interessante = interesting intelligente = intelligent portare = to carry, to bring, to wear io porto = I carry tu porti = you carry (informal) Lei porta = you carry (formal) lui/lei porta = he/she carries noi portiamo = we carry voi portate = you carry (plural) loro portano = they carry lavare = to wash io lavo = I wash tu lavi = you wash (informal) Lei lava = you wash (formal) lui/lei lava = he/she washes noi laviamo = we wash voi lavate = you wash (plural) loro lavano = they wash usare = to use io uso = I use tu usi = you use (informal) Lei usa = you use (formal) lui/lei usa = he/she uses noi usiamo = we use voi usate = you use (plural) loro usano = they use abitare = to live io abito = I live tu abiti = you live (informal) Lei abita = you live (formal) lui/lei abita = he/she lives noi abitiamo = we live voi abitate = you live (plural) loro abitano = they live ricevere = to receive, to get io ricevo = I receive tu ricevi = you receive (informal) Lei riceve = you receive (formal) lui/lei riceve = he/she receives noi riceviamo = we receive voi ricevete = you receive (plural) loro ricevono = they receive vprendere = to take io prendo = I take tu prendi = you take (informal) Lei prende = you take (formal) lui/lei prende = he/she takes noi prendiamo = we take voi prendete = you take (plural) loro prendono = they take rispondere = to answer io rispondo = I answer tu rispondi = you answer (informal) Lei risponde = you answer (formal) lui/lei risponde = he/she answers noi rispondiamo = we answer voi rispondete = you answer (plural) loro rispondono = they answer questo = comes before a noun that is singular and masculine. Questo libro e' interessante. = This book is interesting. questa = comes before a noun that is singular and femine. Questa lettera e' per Lei. = This letter is for you. questi = comes before a noun that is plural and masculine. Leggiamo questi libri. = We read these books. queste = comes before a noun that is plural and femine. Queste donne dormono troppo. = These women sleep too much. quest' = comes before a singular noun that begins with a vowel. Chi e' quest'uomo? = Who is this man? Mi piace quest'arancia. = I like this orange.
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Keep Movin'
from YouTube :: Tag // brazil July 22, 2008
Videoclipe gravado durante viagem ao velho mundo! Author: brunnosouto Keywords: europa viagem suiça alemanha brunno souto austria italia florenca firenze brazil osterreich deutschland italy trem alpes aventura vista da cidade cruzeiro cultura destino eventos ponto turístico museu natureza log de viagens Added: July 22, 2008
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Raw Video: Pope Returns to Italy
from YouTube :: Videos by AssociatedPress July 22, 2008
SelectPlusRaw Video: Pope Returns to ItalyRaw Video: Pope Returns to ItalyThe Associated PressPope Benedict XVI is back in Italy, after returning from Australia. The pontiff was in Australia for six-days to take part in World Youth Day. Hundreds of thousands of pilgrims also attended World Youth Day. (July 22)[Notes:ANCHOR VOICE] ___ ___, The Associated Press.(****END****) ANCHOR VOICE:-------------------------VIDEO PRODUCER: Kevin White------------------------------VIDEO SOURCE: APTN--------------------------VIDEO APPROVAL:------------------------------VIDEO RESTRICTIONS: AP Clients----------------------------------SCRIPT/WIRE SOURCE:------------------------------------ Author: AssociatedPress Keywords: papal return raw video: pope returns italy Added: July 22, 2008
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