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    This document provides introductory Italian phrases for greetings, names, self-introductions, and basic conversations. It includes the Italian phrases with English translations for "Hello", "Good morning/afternoon/evening/night", "My name is", "I am", and questions like "How are you?". Sample conversations are provided as examples using the vocabulary. For homework, students are asked to practice the conversations and look up the days of the week and months in Italian. The next lesson will cover self-introduction vocabulary.

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    This document provides introductory Italian phrases for greetings, names, self-introductions, and basic conversations. It includes the Italian phrases with English translations for "Hello", "Good morning/afternoon/evening/night", "My name is", "I am", and questions like "How are you?". Sample conversations are provided as examples using the vocabulary. For homework, students are asked to practice the conversations and look up the days of the week and months in Italian. The next lesson will cover self-introduction vocabulary.

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    This document provides introductory Italian phrases for greetings, names, self-introductions, and basic conversations. It includes the Italian phrases with English translations for "Hello", "Good morning/afternoon/evening/night", "My name is", "I am", and questions like "How are you?". Sample conversations are provided as examples using the vocabulary. For homework, students are asked to practice the conversations and look up the days of the week and months in Italian. The next lesson will cover self-introduction vocabulary.

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    Greetings

    &
    Introductions
    Here we go!

    Lets have a go at the following


    Italian

    English

    Ciao!

    Hello!

    Buon giorno!

    Good morning!

    Buon pomeriggio.

    Good afternoon.

    Buona sera.

    Good evening.

    Buona notte.

    Good night.

    Io mi Chiamo

    My name is.

    Sono

    I am

    Io ho
    Arrivederci!

    I have
    Goodbye!

    Copy down in
    work books

    Names, names, names!


    Some Italian names are:
    Federico, Maria, Federica
    Lorenzo, Lorenza, Claudia
    Marco, Marta, Ester
    Giacomo, Giulia, Sofia
    Juiseppe, Marta, Isabella
    Alessandro, Caterina, Elisabetta
    Stefano, Jan Paolo, Alessio, Matteo
    Samuele, Simonetta, Francesco.

    In Italy people
    celebrate their name
    date when a saint with
    their name is
    celebrated.
    Italian towns celebrate
    their patron saints;
    such as, Francesco
    dAssisi.

    Conversation Conversazione!
    Italian

    English

    Ciao!

    Hello!

    Come stai?

    How are you?

    Bene grazie!

    Good thanks!

    Cosi cosi

    So so: Ok

    Male

    Bad

    Stanca

    Tired

    Annoiata

    Bored

    Contenta
    E tu?

    Happy
    And you?

    Copy down in
    work books

    AND create a brief convo. using the vocab. above!

    Try this with a friend then swap rolls and do it again


    1. Ay Ciao!
    Come ti
    chiami?

    2. Mi chiamo...
    (your name)

    E tu, come ti
    chiami?

    3. Io mi chiamo Jack.
    Come stai oggi?
    4. Bene grazie!
    E tu?
    5. Cosi cosi.
    6. Ok, Ciao!
    7. Arrivederci

    amico/a !

    9. Io ho
    ventanni.

    Conversations Conversazioni!
    8. Quanti anni
    hai?

    3. Ciao!
    Mi Chiamo
    Marta.
    E tu come ti
    chiami?

    1. Ciao
    bella!

    10. E Come stai?


    11. Bene
    grazie!
    E tu?

    6. Ciao Federico!

    12. Male.
    Senza di te

    2. Ciao!
    Come ti chiami?

    4. Mi chiamo
    Alessandro!

    5. Questo e
    Federico!

    7. Ciao!
    Questi
    sono i miei
    amici!
    Translate
    this convo.
    in your
    work
    books.
    The
    writing in
    Bold is
    words we
    have not
    yet
    explored.
    Try find

    Home Work:
    1.Practice some of the conversations studied
    today at home!
    2.Look up how to say the days of the week and
    the months of the year in Italian and write them
    in your workbooks!

    Next well move on to Self Introduction vocabulary


    to prepare you for your Orals about yourselves

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