Italian Sentence structure - Beginner Italian Course: Lesson 14

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8:55, but this always confuses me because why is it “con mia sorella” and not “con la mia sorella”?

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Ciao! It's the opposite actually 😊 La ragazza non mangia il pollo, or Alla ragazza non piace il pollo. That's because "piacere" has a different construction 🤗

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May I ask, what is the difference between, poi and allora?

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When do you use “la mia sorella” instead of “ mia sorella”?

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Good question...I've also just seen "la mia opinione" in the Word Reference dictionary...I don't know if it's just emphasis or something very tricky! I just found something on a forum that says "No definite article with singular family members...but .... An article is used with single family members when using diminutive terms such as my little sister - la mia sorellina or il mio fratellino. HOWEVER, there is a plural usage, if you have several sisters....If you have multiple sisters you may say 'le mie sorelle' to refer to them all." Of course, I haven't learned anything about possessives yet, if that's what we're talking about! So why I saw "la mia opnione" is another question!

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What’s the difference between voglio and voreii?

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Ciao Alex! Voglio = I want, Vorrei = I'd like

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Right now I get really confused with words like Anche, Spesso, Sempre, etc. Always tricky for me to discern where they need to go in an italian sentence.

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I've seen it in reverse "sorella mia" "amica mia". Does it matter?

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7:06 Just finished explaining that "cosi" means "so", "e allora" means "and then"... now "e allora" is "so"? Aaarrrghh!

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Ciao Brad! Exactly "e allora" also means "so" 😂💯😄

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Sometimes it can be complex. Io mangio

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why would you say my as "mi" chiamo for my name but for "my" sister you say "mia" sorella ? I'm not that far in yet so please bare with me

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I'm at the same level as you but I think that one is for a masculine word and the other is for a feminine one, Idk...

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@@italymadeeasy why does.. The la in..... La ragazza non piace il pollo. Change to alla if I only change like to eat.... Alla ragazza non mangia il pollo...?