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You and I! He and she!

Here you are a little test for you!

Can you guess the subject pronouns/personal pronouns?

IO like studying History, because my teacher is very good in his job.

Mr. Rossi is his name. LUI loves explaining us the subject in a funny way.

Unluckily, there is an other teacher who I almost hate. That is Miss Bianchi! LEI is so rude.

And TU? Who is your favorite teacher?

(Rossi and Bianchi are italian surnames, by the way)

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Some Pronunciation Tips!

Italians scream. And overall, they pronounce words CLEARLY.

Every single word is said as you read it. There are almost no exception in pronunciation.

Here are some short tips about vowels’ pronunciation. (Don’t worry, I’m not going to talk only about pronunciation and grammar, I’m going to alternate).

A (example- Ada, feminine Italian name)

In Italian, you always pronounce the A like the first A of America.

E

The E is always read as the first E of Elephant.

I

The I is always read the double “ee” of Bee.

O

The “O” always must be read as in “Or”. Always.

U

The “U” must be read as the W in “William”.

A presto!//See you soon!

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Fast Presentation!

Hi, my dears. It’s Elena!

My little blog was born with my big passion for languages. I thought, why not trying to teach mine?

My intention is to write often short lessons for not tiring you, but at the same time, starting you to my language!

My English is not perfect, and I can speak and write only little German and Spanish, maybe I will try to translate the lessons in all the languages I know. Enjoy my idea and let’s hope you will find something interesting here.

Baci! (Kisses!)