Learn Italian for Travel- Lesson 7: Nouns & Indefinite Articles.

Learn the rules for Italian nouns, as well as the indefinite articles and how to say there is/there are (c'è/ci sono)

[nahidberk]

You are the best teacher in the world. Thanks alot

[markdelfavero]

Very nice. Black lab in our home. Looking forward to more lessons

[wellingtonovie]

I know i will always learn new thing from this reservoir of knowledge.

[marycrowe]

I FINALLY broke through my wall of sorts. I'm just starting out & could NOT grasp the verbs & nouns endings. I wish I had constant classroom with you. Ty so much.

[markdelfavero]

Where were you when I was in school? You're so positive and encouraging. Grazie! What kind of dog do you have?

[angiedoherty]

Daniella, you make me laugh every time you kind of chuckle after you call out all the “rule breakers”! Also when you provide the word “maga”! It is if you feel our pain but you cannot do a darned thing about it so...as they say, better to laugh/chuckle than cry! I really appreciate your teachings!

[mikehughes]

Thank you for your videos. They are very instructive and you do them so well.

[angiedoherty]

Is maglione (sweater) an exception to the “ione” ending always being feminine? I saw “il maglione” somewhere today.