Hi!!!

I'd like to teach you Italian, and I'd like also to meet you here like in a 'virtual classroom'.

Anyone interested?

 

Either beginners or advanced, it doesn't matter!

Subject created by venturiano on Mar 30, 2004 @ 20:01

ciao, io sono messicana, desidere studiare biologia animalle in italia, per questo voglio imparare italiano. Mi unire a la clase.

qualcuno imperare essere me penpal?

Comment written by clarucha on May 23, 2007 @ 22:01

Sono studia  la storia dell'arte in cina.La lingua italiana è bellisimo e vorrei parlarela. 

mia e-mail:[contact me: estella611]

Comment written by estella611 on Mar 29, 2007 @ 07:52

Hi i'm Sandy.. i am interested in Itlain languange cos my boss is italian , i want to learn and understand your language but i am new here and don't know how to start learning. give me any advise. thanks

Comment written by SANDY_17 on Jan 28, 2005 @ 08:41

Hey my names cheryl i'm on my bros account. I am looking 4 someone to teach me Italian i'd be thrilled to learn. so from now on i'll come to this site evryday. :biggrin:

Comment written by artfan2005 on Jan 27, 2005 @ 04:28

Venturiano, ho appena letto che tu sei di Venezia! Di dove precisamente? Io di Mirano!

Comment written by Elvendil on Jan 21, 2005 @ 16:33

If someone not italian had read my message and Italian-boy's, might not have understood what "classico" and "liguistico" are. So I've decided to talk you about schools. Scuola elementare = from 6 to 10 years Scuola media = from 11 to 13 years Scuola superiore = from 14 to 19 years. Università = can last 3 or 5 years. There are a lot of kinds of scuole superiori Professionali, istituti tecnici, licei... for example in the liceo classico you study expecially literature, latin and greek, in the liceo linguistico foreign languages. Now let me know how old are you, which subjects do you study in your school (or have you studied) and I'll tell you which school would you attend in Italy!!![br][edited by Italian-boy on 2005-01-21 15:49:31]

Comment written by venturiano on Jan 20, 2005 @ 21:11

I'm sorry that I write so rarely. I hope that you will have success studying Italian alone, Anastasia, and remember that your questions are always welcomed here. Someone will answer you! Grazie a Italian-boy per l'aiuto!!! Comunque faccio il linguistico!

Comment written by venturiano on Jan 20, 2005 @ 20:54

Grazie! Venturiano's lessons are good but unfortunately our "teacher" visit the class rarely :-( I understood I can't rely on the forum lessons and should study Italian myself... Ciao a tutti

Comment written by Anastasia_L on Jan 19, 2005 @ 08:27

the Indefinite Article has not a real plural... In fact, if you use "un, uno, una" is like you use " a " or "one", in English... So if you want to say more than one you can say: "alcuni" (male) or "alcune" (female), the indefinite adjectives. But you can also use the "articolo partitivo": you can say, for example: "degli uomini", "delle donne", "dei bambini"... ("some men", "some women", "some children").... Colgo l'occasione per complimentarmi con Venturiano per il lavoro svolto... Suppongo che tu frequenti il Classico, isn't it? Ciao a tutti

Comment written by Italian-boy on Jan 18, 2005 @ 22:30

ciao Matteo. Grazie per i complimenti, ma gradirei ancora di pìù se mi aiutassi! infatti adesso che è ricominciata la scuola non posso venire qui sempre! for Gulsah: ciao! i'm happy that you like my lesson (lezione) for Anastasia: yes of course, i'll explain, but tomorrow because now I'm really tired...YAWN!!!!! :-) zzz... see you all!!!!

Comment written by venturiano on Jan 18, 2005 @ 22:18

ciao!!mi chiamo Gülşah e sono turca. ho 20 anni..questa (lesson??) e molto pratico. bi de bon giorno!!!eeeeee il turco!!!

Comment written by GULSAH1 on Jan 14, 2005 @ 19:27

Ciao Venturiano, sono Matteo 20 anni, da Venezia. Niente, ho letto (quasi) tutta la tua lezione di italiano e accidenti! Devo dire che ci sai fare, complimenti sul serio. Ci voleva qualcuno che prendesse di petto la nostra difficile lingua e la insegnasse per bene, come stai facendo tu. Complimenti ancora.

Comment written by Elvendil on Jan 14, 2005 @ 16:52

Could you please explain usage of indefinite articles? I know un, una, but don't know plural form of them.

Comment written by Anastasia_L on Jan 14, 2005 @ 12:54

It was nearly everything right, so don't worry!!! Only, the maschile singolare is "esso", non "esse". Esso,essa,essi and esse are right, but they're used only for objects, and only in written language. You can say them when you speak, it would be absolutely correct, but you'd sound a bit old-fashioned. When we speak, we don't usually say the pronoun, or, if we refer to objects, we use demostrative adjectives (questo=this,quello=that). When we refer to people, we say "lui" for a man and "lei" for a woman. And for the plural, "loro". There are also other pronouns, but they're used rarely.

Comment written by venturiano on Jan 12, 2005 @ 23:03

Ciao Venturiano! Could you please help me? Am I correct writing: esse (maschili) è grigio, essa (femminile) è grigia, essi (maschili) sono grigi, esse (femminile) sono grigie? I'm not sure I'm correct in usage pronouns and agettives. Could you plese explain usage of pronouns? Thank you!

Comment written by Anastasia_L on Jan 10, 2005 @ 11:22

Venturiano- when is the subjunctive mood used? I don't see the difference...

Comment written by Cherrydumdum on Jan 10, 2005 @ 03:14

Thank you cherrydumdum. Oggi vi insegno i colori. rosso = red giallo = yellow blu = blue verde = green bianco = white nero = black arancione = orange viola = violet rosa = pink grigio = grey azzurro = light blue marrone = brown

Comment written by venturiano on Jan 06, 2005 @ 23:03

hey i just found this post, you're a really good teach venturiano. I was wondering if anyone would like to be penpal, but im warning you ahead of time that i know very little italian.

Comment written by Cherrydumdum on Jan 04, 2005 @ 05:00