Curso De Italiano I (1/13)

Altri suoni (otros sonidos):Consonanti doppie (consonantes dobles):Vocabulario  |
La stagione (never capitalized in Italian)La primavera the springL'estate the summerL’autunno the fall/autumL’inverno the winterI messi (never capitalized in Italian)Gennaio JanuaryFebbraio FebruaryMarzoMarchAprile AprilMaggio MayGiugno JuneLuglio JulyAgosto AugustSettembre SeptemberOttobre OctoberNovembre NovemberDicembre DecemberChe messe è?In che messe siamo? Siamo in settembre.I giorni dellasettimana (never capitalized)LunediMartediMercolediGiovediVenerdiSabatoDomenicaChe giorno è?Che giorno è oggi?Oggi è ….Oggi è giovedi.DomaniDomani è venerdi. ITALIAN CARDINAL NUMBERS: 1-100 |
1 | uno | OO-noh |
2 | due | DOO-eh |
3 | tre | TREH |
4 | quattro | KWAHT-troh |
5 | cinque | CHEEN-kweh |
6 | sei | SEH-ee |
7 | sette | SET-teh |
8 | otto | OHT-toh |
9 | nove | NOH-veh |10 | dieci | dee-EH-chee |
11 | undici | OON-dee-chee |
12 | dodici | DOH-dee-chee |
13 | tredici | TREH-dee-chee |
14 | quattordici | kwaht-TOR-dee-chee |
15 | quindici | KWEEN-dee-chee |
16 | sedici | SEH-dee-chee |
17 | diciassette | dee-chahs-SET-teh |
18 | diciotto | dee-CHOHT-toh |
19 | diciannove | dee-chahn-NOH-veh |
20 | venti | VEN-tee |
21 | ventuno | ven-TOO-noh|
22 | ventidue | ven-tee-DOO-eh |
23 | ventitré | ven-tee-TREH |
24 | ventiquattro | ven-tee-KWAHT-troh |
25 | venticinque | ven-tee-CHEEN-kweh |
26 | ventisei | ven-tee-SEH-ee |
27 | ventisette | ven-tee-SET-teh |
28 | ventotto | ven-TOHT-toh |
29 | ventinove | ven-tee-NOH-veh |
30 | trenta | TREN-tah |
40 | quaranta | kwah-RAHN-tah |
50 | cinquanta | cheen-KWAHN-tah |60 | sessanta | ses-SAHN-tah |
70 | settanta | set-TAHN-ta |
80 | ottanta | oht-TAHN-ta |
90 | novanta | noh-VAHN-tah |
100 | cento | CHEN-toh |
The numbers venti, trenta, quaranta, cinquanta, and so on drop the final vowel when combined with uno and otto. Tre is written without an accent, but ventitré, trentatré, and so on are written with an accent. Beyond 100
Do you remember those goodold days before the euro's arrival in Italy when you would pay a few thousand lire for admission to a museum or a cappuccino and biscotti? Tourists needed more than just the numbers up to 100 to get around. Lire are history, but learning numbers greater than 100 might still prove useful. Though they might seem unwieldy, after a bit of practice you'll be rolling them off your tongue like a pro.ITALIAN CARDINAL NUMBERS: 100 AND GREATER |
100 | cento | CHEN-toh |
101 | centouno/centuno | cheh-toh-OO-noh/chehn-TOO-noh |
150 | centocinquanta | cheh-toh-cheen-KWAHN-tah |
200 | duecento | doo-eh-CHEN-toh |
300 | trecento | treh-CHEN-toh |
400 | quattrocento | kwaht-troh-CHEN-toh |
500 | cinquecento | cheen-kweh-CHEN-toh |
600 | seicento | seh-ee-CHEN-toh |
700 | settecento |set-the-CHEN-toh |
800 | ottocento | oht-toh-CHEN-toh |
900 | novecento | noh-veh-CHEN-toh |
1.000 | mille | MEEL-leh |
1.001 | milleuno | meel-leh-OO-noh |
1.200 | milleduecento | meel-leh-doo-eh-CHEN-toh |
2.000 | duemila | doo-eh-MEE-lah |
10.000 | diecimila | dee-eh-chee-MEE-lah |
15.000 | quindicimila | kween-dee-chee-MEE-lah |
100.000 | centomila | chen-toh-mee-leh |1.000.000 | un milione | OON mee-lee-OH-neh |
2.000.000 | due milioni | DOO-eh mee-lee-OH-neh |
1.000.000.000 | un miliardo | OON mee-lee-ARE-doh |
ITALIAN ORDINAL NUMBERS |
first | primo |
second | secondo |
third | terzo |
fourth | quarto |
fifth | quinto |
sixth | sesto |
seventh | settimo |
eighth | ottavo |
ninth | nono |
tenth | decimo |
eleventh | undicesimo |...