Perquisites for learning Italian

1. Passive immersion- “QVC ITALIA PODCAST CHANNEL”- listen

without understanding 4-8 hour per day
2. Active immersion- you listen and actually try to understand- spend
whole week on same content
3. Learn Grammar in your native language

Notes:
1. The letters a, i and u are always pronounced in the same way, which is
why they are called “one-sound vowels”, whereas e and o each have a
so-called “closed sound” and “open sound”, making them “two-sound
vowels”. A grave accent (è / ò) always tells you the vowel is open
whereas the acute accent (é) tells you it is closed.
2. Italian does have only 2 genders- Masculine end with “-o” or a
consonant and Feminine end with “-a” or an accented vowel.
3. Italian have precise gender and gender can’t be changed. It change
their endings based upon quantity or number.

Noun -
4. Article

Article
Definite article - the
Indefinite article – a, an
Before noun , sometimes used as adjectives
Adjectives – how to describe in Italian. Adjective is the fance word of qualti
Adjectives follows the noun like blue table- table blue
Imp – adjectives change noun doesn’t
Adjectives- buono- good
Bello- beautifuk
Rosso – red
Not all adjectives end in o masc, a-femn, e-both
Interessante
Tristegrande
Indefinite articl
Un-masc
Una-frm
Exception for femin
UNA-Un’
Una arancia\unaaaa una

-ista applies to both gender

Exceptions for masculine
Strong sounds
Unto uno
Same for feminie