Italian Language Game: "My Pleasure" in Italian
With this Quick Italian Language Game: "Piacere mio" - My pleasure, you can practice a common Italian expression.
"Piacere mio" or just "Piacere" are expressions you'll often hear in Italian conversations, especially during introductions.
You can actually find the translation with the audio also in our Italian Dictionary.
Also, the word "piacere" (pleasure) is part of a host of common conversational phrases. Here are some more Italian phrases with "piacere".
- con piacere - with pleasure, certainly
- è un piacere ... - it's a pleasure ...
- que piacere! - what a pleasure!
- se ti fa piacere - if you like (familiar)
- ho di piacere ... - it gives me great pleasure ...
- mi farebbe piacere ...- I would like to ...
- tanto piacere! - ironical: so what?
- il piacere è tutto mio - the pleasure is all mine
If you want to listen to the entire dialog "Ciao Marco" (Scene 2, Level 4) click HERE.
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Italian Language Game: Family and Relatives
With this Italian Language Game you can practice words for family and relatives.
Learn and practice the fun way - with this online interactive Italian Language game.
Listen and guess, read, and speak each of the words.
Note: when the article is followed by a word that starts with "z" or "s+consonant," the masculine article for singular nouns is "lo" (not "il"). So, it's "il padre" (the father), but "lo zio" (the uncle).
You'll find that most (family-member) nouns for the masculine and feminine are very similar, differing only in the article and ending.
If you make mistakes, just play the game again. That's how you learn!
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Italian Language Game: Ci vediamo
With this Italian Language Game, you can learn and practice 4 Conversational Phrases with this FREE online game.
You'll hear and read them, and are encouraged to speak them aloud!
- "Ci vediamo"
- "Volentieri"
- "Vorrei andare"
- "Porto un paio di amici"
These are phrases that frequently come up in daily Italian conversation, especially when you setting up a meeting or a date.
Here we are using various games, Snap Clouds, Balloons, and Deal no Deal, to test you and have you practice the vocabulary. At the end you'll hear and easily understand the entire dialogue.
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Italian Language Game - Saltimbocca
Italian Language Game: Saltimbocca. What is it and what is it made of?
Find out - and learn and practice basic words and phrases about this delicious Italian dish.
Play this fun, FREE online Quick Italian Language Game for learning the Italian language.
And if you are up to listen to the entire conversation in which Marco's aunt explains to him "Saltimbocca", just click HERE.
This conversation occurs in a Level 6 Scene of our Italian 1 course, a FUN and FREE way to learn and practice Italian online!
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Italian Language Game: La cugina in cucina
With this Italian Language Game you learn the difference between "la cugina" and "la cucina".
Context matters! "La cucina" and "la cugina" are spelled differently, but sound quite similar to the untrained ear.
You can easily get them mixed them up.
See if you can keep them apart in this short Italian interactive game.
And, if you want to find out, how much you already understand, just click on this MP3 audio, in which Marco drinks his orange juice in the kitchen.
For more easy games see also our post: 5 Easy Italian Language Games.
Or you can find ALL of them - over 60 by now - on the Italian Quick Language Games page.
If you like our games, please SHARE us with your friends.
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And don't forget: You can practice Italian online for FREE with our 36-Scene Italian 1 Travel-Story: "Marco in Italia".
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