How to Learn Pronouns in Italian
Learn Italian pronunciation., Learn the following Italian words that relate to Italian grammar forms: Pronoun : pronome (/pro-no-me/) Subject : soggetto (/sod-dʒεt-to/) Subjective : soggettivo (/sod-dʒet-ti-vo/) Object : oggetto (/od-dʒεt-to/)...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Learn Italian pronunciation.
It is recommended that you start by learning Italian pronunciation at How to pronounce Italian words, if you haven't already done so. -
Step 2: Learn the following Italian words that relate to Italian grammar forms: Pronoun : pronome (/pro-no-me/) Subject : soggetto (/sod-dʒεt-to/) Subjective : soggettivo (/sod-dʒet-ti-vo/) Object : oggetto (/od-dʒεt-to/) Objective : oggettivo (/od-dʒet-ti-vo/) Direct Objective : complemento (/com-ple-men-to/
, A foreign learner should never use a second person singular such as tu, tuo, and so on, until he or she is very comfortable in using Italian.
It could be insulting to the listener. -
Step 3: m) ogetttivo Indirect : indiretto (/in-di-rεt-to/) Double : doppio (/dop-pjo/) Reflexive : riflessivo (/ri-fles-si-vo/) Relative : relativo (/re-la-ti-vo/) Possessive : possessivo (/pos-ses-si-vo/) Adjective : aggettivo (/ad-dʒet-ti-vo/).
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Step 4: Be aware that you need to avoid using the second person singular.
Detailed Guide
It is recommended that you start by learning Italian pronunciation at How to pronounce Italian words, if you haven't already done so.
, A foreign learner should never use a second person singular such as tu, tuo, and so on, until he or she is very comfortable in using Italian.
It could be insulting to the listener.
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