Getting to know you - Lesson 5 - Exercises:

Fa caldo!

(It's warm!)


(photo by  ridana used under terms of Creative Commons license.)
fa caldo


 




Exercise 1          Exercise 2           Exercise 3         Exercise 4          Exercise 5        

Exercise 6          Exercise 7           Exercise 8         Exercise 9     

 

 Exercise 1



 

 

You hear: E qui da molto tempo?

You see: only two days

You say: Solamente da due giorni

 

only two days

only two weeks

only one month

only four days

only three weeks

only two months

 

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 Exercise 2 :

 

 

You hear: Napoli

You say: Napoli mi piace moltissimo

 

Napoli

Firenze

Verona

Capri

Venezia

Catania

Roma

l'Italia

 

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 Exercise 3



 

You hear: Napoli

You say: Napoli non mi piace molto.

 

Napoli

Capri

Catania

l'Italia

Verona

Venezia

Vicenza

Roma

 

 
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 Exercise 4 : Repetition



 

Che tempo fa?

How's the weather?

Fa bel tempo.

It's nice weather.

Fa cattivo tempo.

It's bad weather.

Fa freddo.

It's cold.

Fa molto freddo.

It's very cold.

Fa caldo.

It's warm.

Fa un po caldo.

It's a little warm.

Piove.

It rains. It's raining.

Piove molto.

It rains a lot.

Nevica.

It snows. It's snowing.

Nevica un po.

It snows a little. / It is snowing a little.

Tira vento.

It's windy.

È una bella giornata.*

It's a beautiful day.

È una brutta giornata.

It's an ugly day.

Che bella giornata!

What a beautiful day!

 

*Giornata and giorno both mean "day." Giornata, however, refers

to climatic and atmospheric conditions.

 


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 Exercise 5



 

You hear: Che tempo fa?

You see: It's warm.

You say: Fa caldo.

 

It's warm.

It snows a lot.

It's cold.

It's windy.

It's nice weather.

It's a beautiful day.

It rains.

It's very warm.

It's a little warm.

It's an ugly day.

It's very cold.

It rains a lot.

It's bad weather.

 

 



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 Exercise 6 : Say in English (Audio Only)



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 Exercise 7 : Say in Italian



 

1. What a beautiful day!

2. How is the weather in Naples?

3. Is it very warm in Catania?

4. Is it nice (weather) in Capri?

5. Is it very cold in Verona?

6. It's windy here.

7. I like Naples very much, but sometimes it's warm.

 


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 Exercise 8 : Repetition



 

È sposato?

Are you married?

Si, sono sposato.

Yes, I'm married.

È sposata?

Are you married?

No, non sono sposata.

I'm not married.

Sono divorziato.

I’m divorced.

Sono divorziata.

I’m divorced.

Sono vedovo.

I’m widowed.

Sono vedova.

I’m widowed.

Sono scapolo.

I’m a bachelor.

Sono celibe.

I’m single. (used by men)

Sono nubile.

I’m single. (used by women)

 

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 Exercise 9 : Say in Italian



 

Yes, I'm married.

No, I'm not married.

I'm a bachelor.

I'm widowed.

I'm single.

I'm divorced.

 

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Key to Exercises

Key to Exercise 6


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Key to Exercise 7


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