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Can you physically describe yourself in #Italian? You'll be able to after studying this lesson: lawl.es/it-descriptions #learnitalian #italianteacher #lawlessitalian

#Italian subject pronouns are generally dropped from sentences. But no one will penalize you if you use them & in some circumstances they're necessary for clarity, like "sto bene, e tu?" (I'm well, and you?) More on Italian subject pronouns: lawl.es/it-sub-pron #italianquiz

There are four types of sentences in #Italian: lawl.es/it-sentences #italianquiz #italianteacher #learnitalian #lawlessitalian

Qual è la risposta giusta? Mettiti alla prova! Share the correct answer here: lawl.es/italian-quizzes #Italian #italianquiz #Italianteacher #learnitalian #lawlessitalian #italiantest

This #Italian listening and reading comprehension exercise on the subject of Ognissanti is more on the advanced side, so if you lose the plot, click on the right of any paragraph for the English translation: lawlessitalian.com/listening/ogni… #lawlessitalian #italianquiz #learnitalian

Qual è la risposta giusta? Mettiti alla prova! Share the correct answer here: lawl.es/italian-quizzes #Italian #italianquiz #Italianteacher #learnitalian #lawlessitalian #italiantest

#Halloween isn't an #Italian holiday but it's a fabulous excuse to broaden your Italian vocabulary: lawl.es/it-halloween 🎃🧙🧛‍♂️ #lawlessitalian #italianteacher #learnitalian

Usually, Italian possessive adjectives are expressed w/ two words, one of them being a definite article like il or la. One exception to that rule is when referring to a family member, like a mother, father or sibling in the singular: lawl.es/it-poss-adj #italian #learnitalian

You have a little more to think about when using #Italian possessive adjectives compared to those in English because you need them to match the gender & number of the nouns they possess. So let's look at their characteristics & a few examples: lawl.es/it-poss-adj

Qual è la risposta giusta? Mettiti alla prova! Share the correct answer here: lawl.es/italian-quizzes #Italian #italianquiz #Italianteacher #learnitalian #lawlessitalian #italiantest

"A" might seem like a verbatim translation, but it fails the #Italian grammar test for negative pronouns: lawl.es/it-neg-pron #lawlessitalian #italianquiz #learnitalian #italianteacher #italiantest

Negative pronouns in #Italian are different from those in English. Let's look at what they are and how they're positioned in different sentences: lawl.es/it-neg-pron #lawlessitalian #italianteacher #italianquiz #learnitalian

Qual è la risposta giusta? Mettiti alla prova! Share the correct answer here: lawl.es/italian-quizzes #Italian #italianquiz #Italianteacher #learnitalian #lawlessitalian #italiantest

"A" typically means "to" but "da" is the go-to preposition when you need one in between an indefinite pronoun (like qualcosa/something) & a verb (dire/say). More examples in this lesson: lawl.es/it-da #Italian #lawlessitalian #learnitalian #italianquiz

"Da" commonly means "from" but it's used in several other contexts as well: lawl.es/it-da #Italian #lawlessitalian #learnitalian #italianteacher #italianquiz #italiantest

Qual è la risposta giusta? Mettiti alla prova! Share the correct answer here: lawl.es/italian-quizzes #Italian #italianquiz #Italianteacher #learnitalian #lawlessitalian #italiantest

Whether an #Italian adjective goes in front or after the noun it qualifies depends on what kind of adjective it is: lawl.es/it-adj-pos #lawlessitalian #learnitalian #italianteacher

Biglietto is a ticket whereas a pass could signify day, week or month-long access. And passata? The only thing it has in common with a bus is if you're carrying some on it. It's strained, pureed tomatoes for pasta sauces. More #Italian bus vocab: lawl.es/it-bus

Visiting #Italy? You might need to use the bus during your travels. Brush up on the vocabulary involved: lawl.es/it-bus #learnitalian #lawlessitalian #Italian #italianteacher