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Lesson Introduction
A toy from the youth of many and '80s baby, the focus of today's lesson is - you guessed it - speak and spell! You'll not only learn how to spell things in Italian, but also how to follow directions from a battery-operated box. Enjoy!
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tjgolubi says
September 13, 2009
Non potevo sentire cio' che la macchina diceva. Ha suonato come ha detto "acagia" a me.
I couldn't hear what the machine was saying. It sounded to me like it said "acagia".
"spelling" = "ortografia"?
Anche, ho travato, "scandire lettura per lettura".
Ma, non importa, "come si scrive..." e' sufficiente.
carmelria5 says
September 14, 2009
Devo dire...questa lezione mi ha datto fastidio con tutte le repetizione!
carmelria5 says
September 14, 2009
Devo dire...questa lezione mi ha datto fastidio con tutte le repetizione!
rdplmp says
September 15, 2009
Iv'e just started exploring italianpod and find it very capturing. It must be due to Marco & Catherine and the way they host each podcast. I find it fun to listen to and plan to loisten more. Hopefully I will learn quickly. I would try and post a comment in italian but , io sono newbie con non experience. Do the lessons have dates of when they are created?
annaa says
September 15, 2009
@rdplmp, welcome! I hope you will continue having a good time with the lessons here and I am sure you will learn quickly!
You can find the date of when the lessons have been published in the box Lesson Information just below the lesson player in every lesson page of the website.We don't display the date of recording of the podcast if this is what you meant...
So hope to read soon comments in Italian from you! :)
ire_ne says
October 2, 2009
Scrivi e premi controlla : ACACIA!!!ahahaha!
Ciao Italianpoddiniiiiiiiiiii!
threecats33 says
October 3, 2009
Ciao Irene! Bentornata! Ci manchi molto... mi è piacuto molto 'te lo dice Irene'. è stato difficile, ma buono.
(Ciao Irene, welcome back! We miss you very much! I really liked 'te lo dice Irene', it was difficult but good.)
mantis108 says
October 5, 2009
Great and entertaining lesson, as usual. One minor vocab section note: 'notizia' is cut off in pronunciation of 'Ricevere una cattiva notizia.'
trungle2009 says
December 2, 2009
Bravo a nuovo 'exercises', especially the "dictation"
Grazie mille Italianpod team.
Ciao.
odoacre says
December 6, 2009
mi sono piaciuto questo gioco,pero una delle persone c'un accento che mi ha disturbato.
catherinem says
December 9, 2009
@odoacre:
A grammatical note: to say "I liked this game," remember that in Italian the phrase is a bit different from English. It's closer to "the game pleased me." So the game questo gioco is the thing acting on you:
Mi è piaciuto questo gioco.