Gli aggettivi - How to use Adjectives in Italian | Learn Italian Grammar

[@MyItalianCircle]

This lesson is packed with rules and concepts - If you have doubts or questions, don't hesitate to leave a comment or chat with us on Twitter :)

[@aprilmunday1152]

Thank you. I've been confused about where to put some adjectives, but that's really clear.

[@MyItalianCircle]

So happy to hear it! Grazie! 😊

[@azmoncomfort233]

Grazie! E' molto utile!

[@jeremywest2604]

My head is spinning! But that was very clear, thank you!

[@MyItalianCircle]

Try to apply the rules to real language with some exercises, and everything will be much easier to remember :)

[@Anita-vc8nb]

I've struggled to explain these same concepts in my own native language (Spanish) but thanks to you it's now more clear to me in both Spanish and Italian. Thanks for the video!

[@MyItalianCircle]

We're really happy to hear it! Grazie a te!

[@AbdulHaseeb789Nasibullah]

Thanks dearest teacher 👩‍🏫

[@MyItalianCircle]

Thank you, Muhammad!

[@AbdulHaseeb789Nasibullah]

@@MyItalianCircle Could you teach me movements verbs Thanks 😊

[@MyItalianCircle]

Muhammad, you can start here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mYG8k4mMpq17sKc

[@MyItalianCircle]

You can find a lesson on the verb venire here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mn7XqIeDatepa9U hope you’ll find them useful!

[@azmoncomfort233]

grazie tante! I've read somewere that when we say : " tante grazie" it's a little beat ironic, so it's better to say :" grazie tante". or the oposite... What is your opinion about that?

[@MyItalianCircle]

When speaking, both of these phrases can sound ironic, depending on the tone you use. In writing, you can use "Grazie mille" to avoid ambiguity :)

[@azmoncomfort233]

@@MyItalianCircle Grazie mille!!! Sei davvero brava!

[@davidstone3831]

How do non-standard gendered nouns make their plural, i.e. la mano or il turista? Does la mano become le mani?

[@MyItalianCircle]

Useful question! Mano is a feminine noun, but it forms the plural in -i like all nouns ending in -o. Nouns ending in -ista can be masculine or feminine, and the formation of the plural agrees with the gender: il pianista, i pianisti; la pianista, le pianiste. Several words ending in -A that come from Greek are masculine: Il poeta, i poeti; il programma, i programmi. Words like la foto or la moto are actually abbreviations of longer nouns (fotografia and motocicletta) and don’t change in the plural: le foto, le moto.

[@MyItalianCircle]

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Dear Juliana, I'm afraid that taking lessons with a good teacher is the only way to learn quickly! Write me to [e-mail] if you need help.

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