Foundation (8-hour) course: CD 2 Track 1 Review course
CD 1 Track 12
0:08 to stay stare
0:15 I'm staying sto
0:20 I'm staying home tonight. Sto a casa stasera.
0:31 Are you staying home tonight? Sta a casa stasera?
0:44 How long are you staying? Quanto tempo sta?
0:54 to leave partire
1:01 I'm leaving tomorrow. Parto domani.
1:07 At what time are you leaving? A che ora parte domani?
1:34 Why don't you want to Perché non vuole partire
leave with me? con me?
1:53 Why can't you leave with me? Perché non può partire con me?
2:18 to come venire
2:23 Why can't you come with Perché non può venire con
me now? me adesso?
2:41 If a verb of 'coming' and 'going' is followed by another verb,
you use 'a'. In English you would say 'Why can't you come (and)
see it with me?'; in Italian you say 'Why can't you come to
(venire a) see it ...' ✗
3:20 I'm going to eat. Vado a mangiare.
3:24 He's going / you're going / Va a mangiare.
she's going to eat.
3:37 Why can't you come see it Perché non può venire a vederlo
with me tonight? con me stasera?
4:09 I must devo
4:16 to have to dovere
4:21 you must deve
4:32 You must come with me. Deve venire con me.
4:35 When you have two or three consecutive verbs, the second and
the third are the full verb (infinitive). ✗
5:05 You must speak Italian with me. Deve parlare italiano con me.
5:17 to wait aspettare
5:26 Everything with 'ct' in English (expect) is 'tt' in Italian (aspettare =
to wait). In English 'to wait for somebody' becomes in Italian
'to await somebody': 'aspettare qualcuno'. ✗
5:58 to expect me aspettarmi
6:11 to understand capire
6:22 to understand me capirmi
6:32 Whenever you add 'it' or 'me' or 'you' to the infinitive, you drop
the 'e' and you hook it onto the 'r'. ✗
6:46 Can you understand me? Può capirmi?
6:54 Why can't you understand me? Perché non può capirmi?
OTRA VERSION DE AYUDA------------------------
CD 2 (63.50)
(1) 7.06
to stay stare
I am staying sto
I am staying at home tonight sto a casa stasera
are you staying home tonight? sta a casa stasera?
how long are you staying? quanto tempo sta?
to leave partire
I am leaving tomorrow parto domani
at what time are you leaving tomorrow? a che ora parte domani?
why don't you want to leave with me? perché non vuole partire con mi?
why can't you leave with me? perché non può partire con me?
to come venire
why can't you come with me now? perché non può venire con me adesso?
I am going to... vado a...
I am going to eat vado a mangiare
he is going, she is going to, you are going to eat va a mangiare
why can't you come to see it with me this evening? perché non può venire a vederlo con me stasera?
I must devo
to have to dovere
you must deve
you must come with me deve venire con me
you must speak Italian with me deve parlare italiano con me
to wait, await aspettare
to wait for me aspettarmi
to understand capire
to understand me capirmi
can you understand me? può capirmi?
why can't you understand me? perché non può capirmi?
CD 1 Track 12
0:08 to stay stare
0:15 I'm staying sto
0:20 I'm staying home tonight. Sto a casa stasera.
0:31 Are you staying home tonight? Sta a casa stasera?
0:44 How long are you staying? Quanto tempo sta?
0:54 to leave partire
1:01 I'm leaving tomorrow. Parto domani.
1:07 At what time are you leaving? A che ora parte domani?
1:34 Why don't you want to Perché non vuole partire
leave with me? con me?
1:53 Why can't you leave with me? Perché non può partire con me?
2:18 to come venire
2:23 Why can't you come with Perché non può venire con
me now? me adesso?
2:41 If a verb of 'coming' and 'going' is followed by another verb,
you use 'a'. In English you would say 'Why can't you come (and)
see it with me?'; in Italian you say 'Why can't you come to
(venire a) see it ...' ✗
3:20 I'm going to eat. Vado a mangiare.
3:24 He's going / you're going / Va a mangiare.
she's going to eat.
3:37 Why can't you come see it Perché non può venire a vederlo
with me tonight? con me stasera?
4:09 I must devo
4:16 to have to dovere
4:21 you must deve
4:32 You must come with me. Deve venire con me.
4:35 When you have two or three consecutive verbs, the second and
the third are the full verb (infinitive). ✗
5:05 You must speak Italian with me. Deve parlare italiano con me.
5:17 to wait aspettare
5:26 Everything with 'ct' in English (expect) is 'tt' in Italian (aspettare =
to wait). In English 'to wait for somebody' becomes in Italian
'to await somebody': 'aspettare qualcuno'. ✗
5:58 to expect me aspettarmi
6:11 to understand capire
6:22 to understand me capirmi
6:32 Whenever you add 'it' or 'me' or 'you' to the infinitive, you drop
the 'e' and you hook it onto the 'r'. ✗
6:46 Can you understand me? Può capirmi?
6:54 Why can't you understand me? Perché non può capirmi?
OTRA VERSION DE AYUDA------------------------
CD 2 (63.50)
(1) 7.06
to stay stare
I am staying sto
I am staying at home tonight sto a casa stasera
are you staying home tonight? sta a casa stasera?
how long are you staying? quanto tempo sta?
to leave partire
I am leaving tomorrow parto domani
at what time are you leaving tomorrow? a che ora parte domani?
why don't you want to leave with me? perché non vuole partire con mi?
why can't you leave with me? perché non può partire con me?
to come venire
why can't you come with me now? perché non può venire con me adesso?
I am going to... vado a...
I am going to eat vado a mangiare
he is going, she is going to, you are going to eat va a mangiare
why can't you come to see it with me this evening? perché non può venire a vederlo con me stasera?
I must devo
to have to dovere
you must deve
you must come with me deve venire con me
you must speak Italian with me deve parlare italiano con me
to wait, await aspettare
to wait for me aspettarmi
to understand capire
to understand me capirmi
can you understand me? può capirmi?
why can't you understand me? perché non può capirmi?