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Welcome to this Italian language lesson! 🇮🇹


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Today, we'll focus on learning the days of the week, months of the year, and seasons of the year in Italian. These are essential elements of everyday conversation and will come in handy if you plan to travel to Italy or communicate with Italian speakers. By the end of this lesson, you'll have a good grasp of how to write and pronounce these words in Italian. So let's get started! 📚


Hello everybody,
Once you've mastered this lesson, feel free to explore other related topics such as [[Language/Italian/Vocabulary/Verbi-Italiani-Comuni|common Italian verbs]], [[Language/Italian/Vocabulary/Greetings|Italian greetings]], and [[Language/Italian/Vocabulary/Dinner-Table|Italian dinner table vocabulary]] to further enhance your language skills. 🍝


In today's lesson you will learn some useful vocabulary about '''¨DAYS OF THE WEEK /'''  
Don't hesitate to make additions to this page by editing this wiki page! Your contributions are always welcome. 😊


'''MONTHS OF THE YEARS / THE SEASONS OF THE YEAR¨''' in Italian
Wishing you a fruitful learning experience! Buon apprendimento! 🌟
== '''Days of the week in Italian (Giorni)''' ==


Feel free to edit this page by adding new words and expressions !
The days of the week in Italian are formed using Latin names, which were adopted by the Italian language. Here's a breakdown of each day and its Italian name:


Good learning ! :)
As you can see in the table below, the Italian names for the days of the week are similar to their English counterparts, with some slight variations. For instance, "Monday" in Italian is "lunedì", which derives from "luna" meaning "moon". Similarly, "Saturday" in Italian is "sabato", which is believed to derive from "Sabbath", the day of rest in the Jewish tradition.
 
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== '''Some words for the Days of the week in Italian'''  ==
{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
!'''<big>Nos</big>'''
!'''<big>Nos</big>'''
!<big>'''ENGLISH'''</big>
!<big>'''ENGLISH'''</big>
!<big>'''PRONUNCIATION'''</big>
!<big>'''PRONUNCIATION ENGLISH</big>'''
'''<big>ENGLISH</big>'''
!'''<big>ITALIAN</big>'''
!'''<big>ITALIAN</big>'''
!'''<big>PRONUNCIATION</big>'''
'''<big>BRAZILIAN</big>'''
'''<big>PORTUGUESE</big>'''
!'''<big>BRAZILIAN</big>'''
'''<big>PORTUGUESE</big>'''
|-
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|-
|'''01'''
|'''01'''
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|'''''doh meh nih kah'''''
|'''''doh meh nih kah'''''
|'''<big>Domenica</big>'''
|'''<big>Domenica</big>'''
|'''''do mé ni ka'''''
|Domingo
|-
|-
|'''02'''
|'''02'''
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|'''''lou neh dih'''''
|'''''lou neh dih'''''
|'''<big>Lunedì</big>'''
|'''<big>Lunedì</big>'''
|'''''lu ne dí'''''
|Segunda-feira
|-
|-
|'''03'''
|'''03'''
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|'''''mahr teh dih'''''
|'''''mahr teh dih'''''
|'''<big>Martedì</big>'''
|'''<big>Martedì</big>'''
|'''''mar te dí'''''
|Terça-feira
|-
|-
|'''04'''
|'''04'''
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|'''''merh koh leh dih'''''
|'''''merh koh leh dih'''''
|'''<big>Mercoledì</big>'''
|'''<big>Mercoledì</big>'''
|'''''mer co le dí'''''
|Quarta-feira
|-
|-
|'''05'''
|'''05'''
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|'''''jih oh veh dih'''''
|'''''jih oh veh dih'''''
|'''<big>Giovedì</big>'''
|'''<big>Giovedì</big>'''
|'''''djio ve dí'''''
|Quinta-feira
|-
|-
|'''06'''
|'''06'''
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|'''''veh nehr dih'''''
|'''''veh nehr dih'''''
|'''<big>Venerdì</big>'''
|'''<big>Venerdì</big>'''
|'''''ve ner dí'''''
|Sexta-feira
|-
|-
|'''07'''
|'''07'''
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|'''''sah bah toh'''''
|'''''sah bah toh'''''
|'''<big>Sabato</big>'''
|'''<big>Sabato</big>'''
|'''''sa bá to'''''
|Sábado
|}
|}
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<youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XH7kaTw_srU</youtube>


=== '''<u>Some words for Months of the year in Italian</u>''' ===
== '''Months of the year in Italian (Mesi)''' ==
The months of the year in Italian, like the days of the week, are also derived from Latin names. In the table below, you will find a list of each month and its Italian name.
 
In Italian, the months of the year are generally not capitalized unless they appear at the beginning of a sentence. It's worth noting that some of the Italian month names are similar to their English counterparts, while others are different.
 
For example, "January" in Italian is "gennaio", which is quite different from its English equivalent. However, "March" in Italian is "marzo", which is very similar to its English equivalent.
{| class="wikitable sortable"
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
|-
|'''Nos'''
!'''Nos'''
|<big>'''ENGLISH'''</big>
!<big>'''ENGLISH'''</big>
|<big>'''PRONUNCIATION'''</big>
!<big>'''PRONUNCIATION'''</big> '''<big>ENGLISH</big>'''
'''<big>ENGLISH</big>'''
!'''<big>ITALIAN</big>'''
|'''<big>ITALIAN</big>'''
|'''<big>PRONUNCIATION</big>'''
'''<big>BRAZILIAN</big>'''
 
'''<big>PORTUGUESE</big>'''
|'''<big>BRAZILIAN</big>'''
'''<big>PORTUGUESE</big>'''
|-
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|-
|'''01'''
|'''01'''
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|'''''jeh nah yoh'''''
|'''''jeh nah yoh'''''
|'''<big>Gennaio</big>'''
|'''<big>Gennaio</big>'''
|'''''dje ná io'''''
|janeiro
|-
|-
|'''02'''
|'''02'''
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|'''''feh brah yoh'''''
|'''''feh brah yoh'''''
|'''<big>Febbraio</big>'''
|'''<big>Febbraio</big>'''
|'''''fe brá io'''''
|fevereiro
|-
|-
|'''03'''
|'''03'''
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|'''''mahr tsoh'''''
|'''''mahr tsoh'''''
|'''<big>Marzo</big>'''
|'''<big>Marzo</big>'''
|'''''már tso'''''
|março
|-
|-
|'''04'''
|'''04'''
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|'''''ah prih leh'''''
|'''''ah prih leh'''''
|'''<big>Aprile</big>'''
|'''<big>Aprile</big>'''
|'''''a prí le'''''
|abril
|-
|-
|'''05'''
|'''05'''
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|'''''mah joh'''''
|'''''mah joh'''''
|'''<big>Maggio</big>'''
|'''<big>Maggio</big>'''
|'''''ma djo'''''
|maio
|-
|-
|'''06'''
|'''06'''
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|'''''jou nyoh'''''
|'''''jou nyoh'''''
|'''<big>Giugno</big>'''
|'''<big>Giugno</big>'''
|'''''djíu nho'''''
|junho
|-
|-
|'''07'''
|'''07'''
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|'''''lou lyoh'''''
|'''''lou lyoh'''''
|'''<big>Luglio</big>'''
|'''<big>Luglio</big>'''
|'''''lú lho'''''
|julho
|-
|-
|'''08'''
|'''08'''
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|'''''ah gohs toh'''''
|'''''ah gohs toh'''''
|'''<big>Agosto</big>'''
|'''<big>Agosto</big>'''
|'''''a gós to'''''
|agosto
|-
|-
|'''09'''
|'''09'''
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|'''''seht tehm breh'''''
|'''''seht tehm breh'''''
|'''<big>Settembre</big>'''
|'''<big>Settembre</big>'''
|'''''set tém breh'''''
|setembro
|-
|-
|'''10'''
|'''10'''
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|'''''oht toh breh'''''
|'''''oht toh breh'''''
|'''<big>Ottobre</big>'''
|'''<big>Ottobre</big>'''
|'''''ot tó bre'''''
|outubro
|-
|-
|'''11'''
|'''11'''
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|'''''noh vehm breh'''''
|'''''noh vehm breh'''''
|'''<big>Novembre</big>'''
|'''<big>Novembre</big>'''
|'''''no vém bre'''''
|novembro
|-
|-
|'''12'''
|'''12'''
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|'''''dih chehm breh'''''
|'''''dih chehm breh'''''
|'''<big>Dicembre</big>'''
|'''<big>Dicembre</big>'''
|'''''di tchém bre'''''
|dezembro
|}
|}
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<youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3dVfTSB7fVU</youtube>


=== '''<u>Some words for the Seasons of the year in Italian</u>'''  ===
== '''Seasons of the year in Italian (Estagioni)'''  ==
Italy is a country with a Mediterranean climate, characterized by mild winters and hot summers. Italy has a mild winter and hot summer climate. Spring is mild with occasional rain, while autumn is cooler and more comfortable. Winter can get cold and snowy in the north. Italy's climate is one of its major attractions.
 
Just like the months and days of the week, the names of the seasons in Italian are also derived from Latin. In Italian, the seasons are generally not capitalized unless they appear at the beginning of a sentence. It's worth noting that the Italian names for the seasons are similar to their English equivalents, with some slight variations. For instance, "Spring" in Italian is "primavera", which comes from the Latin words "prima" meaning "first" and "vera" meaning "green". Similarly, "Winter" in Italian is "inverno", which is believed to derive from the Latin word "hibernum" meaning "cold".
{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
!'''<big>Nos</big>'''
!'''<big>Nos</big>'''
!<big>'''ENGLISH'''</big>
!<big>'''ENGLISH'''</big>
!<big>'''PRONUNCIATION'''</big>
!<big>'''PRONUNCIATION'''</big> '''<big>ENGLISH</big>'''
'''<big>ENGLISH</big>'''
!'''<big>ITALIAN</big>'''
!'''<big>ITALIAN</big>'''
!'''<big>PRONUNCIATION</big>'''
'''<big>BRAZILIAN</big>'''
'''<big>PORTUGUESE</big>'''
!'''<big>BRAZILIAN</big>'''
'''<big>PORTUGUESE</big>'''
|-
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|-
|'''01'''
|'''01'''
|Spring
|Spring
|
|'''''prih mah veh rah'''''
|'''<big>Primavera</big>'''
|'''<big>Primavera</big>'''
|
|Primavera
|-
|-
|'''02'''
|'''02'''
|Summer
|Summer
|
|'''''ehs tah teh'''''
|'''<big>Estate</big>'''
|'''<big>Estate</big>'''
|
|Verão
|-
|-
|'''03'''
|'''03'''
|Autumn
|Autumn
|
|'''''ow toon noh'''''
|'''<big>Autunno</big>'''
|'''<big>Autunno</big>'''
|
|Outono
|-
|-
|'''04'''
|'''04'''
|Winter
|Winter
|
|'''''ihn vehr noh'''''
|'''<big>Inverno</big>'''
|'''<big>Inverno</big>'''
|
|Inverno
|}
|}
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<youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LdSQOb01eMI</youtube>


==== '''<u>Days of the week (I giorni della settimana)</u>''' ====
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|title=Days, months and seasons in Italian
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|description=In this lesson, we will teach you some vocabulary and expressions about days, months and seasons in Italian. Have fun!
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* '''Lunedì''' - Monday
[[Category:Italian/Beginner]]
* '''Martedì''' - Tuesday
* '''Mercoledì''' - Wednesday
* '''Giovedì''' - Thursday
* '''Venerdì''' - Friday
* '''Sabato''' - Saturday
* '''Domenica''' - Sunday
 
==== '''<u>Months of the year (I mesi dell'anno)</u>''' ====
 
* '''Gennaio''' - January
* '''Febbraio''' - February
* '''Marzo''' - March
* '''Aprile''' - April
* '''Maggio''' - May
* '''Giugno''' - June
* '''Luglio''' - July
* '''Agosto''' - August
* '''Settembre''' - September
* '''Ottobre''' - October
* '''Novembre''' - November
* '''Dicembre''' - December


==== '''<u>Seasons (Le stagioni)</u>''' ====
== Dialogue ==
Let's put into practice what we have learned so far! In this dialogue, Maria and John use their knowledge of Italian to discuss the climate and seasons in Italy. They also practice asking and answering questions about the days of the week and months of the year in Italian. Let's see how well they do!


* '''Primavera''' - Spring
=== Italian: ===
* '''Estate''' - Summer
* '''Autunno''' - Autumn
* '''Inverno''' - Winter


===='''<u>Author</u>'''====
* Maria: Ciao John, sei mai stato in Italia?
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* John: No, non sono mai stato. Ho sempre voluto visitarla però.
* Maria: Dovresti assolutamente andarci! Il clima è fantastico, specialmente durante i mesi estivi. Luglio e agosto possono diventare molto caldi, ma settembre e ottobre sono bellissimi.
* John: Buono a sapersi. Com'è l'inverno?
* Maria: Di solito è mite, ma alcune parti del paese possono diventare molto fredde e nevose. Gennaio e febbraio sono i mesi più freddi.
* John: Mmm, non sono un grande fan del freddo. E le altre stagioni?
* Maria: La primavera è mite con piogge occasionali, e i paesaggi diventano più verdi con la fioritura dei fiori. Marzo, aprile e maggio sono i mesi migliori per visitare il paese e vedere la campagna in fiore. L'autunno è più fresco e confortevole, ed è un periodo molto popolare per gli amanti del cibo e del vino. Ottobre e novembre sono mesi particolarmente buoni per la ricerca del tartufo e la degustazione del vino.
* John: Sembra fantastico. Che giorno è oggi in italiano?
* Maria: Oggi è mercoledì.
* John: Grazie. Puoi insegnarmi qualche altra parola o frase in italiano?
* Maria: Certo! Cominciamo con i giorni della settimana, i mesi dell'anno e le stagioni dell'anno.


==== '''<u>Videos</u>''' ====
=== Translation in English: ===
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* Maria: Hi John, have you ever been to Italy?
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* John: No, I haven't. I've always wanted to visit, though.
|keywords=monday, january, summer, Estate, Lunedì, Gennaio, words, expressions
* Maria: You should definitely go! The climate is amazing, especially during the summer months. July and August can get quite hot, but September and October are lovely.
|description=In this lesson, we will teach you some vocabulary and expressions about days, months and seasons in Italian. Have fun!
* John: That's good to know. What are the winters like?
        |og:image=http://polyglotclub.com/wiki/images/c/c3/Learn_italian_Giorni_mesi_stagioni.png
* Maria: They're generally mild, but some parts of the country can get quite cold and snowy. January and February are the coldest months.
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* John: Hmm, I'm not a big fan of cold weather. What about the other seasons?
 
* Maria: Spring is mild with occasional rain, and the landscapes become greener as flowers bloom. March, April, and May are the best months to visit if you want to see the countryside in full bloom. Autumn is cooler and more comfortable, making it a popular time for food and wine lovers to visit. October and November are particularly good months for truffle hunting and wine tasting.
[[Category:Italian/Beginner]]
* John: That sounds great. What day is it today in Italian?
* Maria: Today is Wednesday.
* John: Thanks. Can you teach me some more Italian words and phrases?
* Maria: Of course! How about we start with the days of the week, months of the year, and the seasons of the year?
==Other Lessons==
* [[Language/Italian/Vocabulary/Useful-Verbs|Useful Verbs]]
* [[Language/Italian/Vocabulary/Greetings|Greetings]]
* [[Language/Italian/Vocabulary/Camping|Camping]]
* [[Language/Italian/Vocabulary/Problems-in-Italian|Problems in Italian]]
* [[Language/Italian/Vocabulary/Bar|Bar]]
* [[Language/Italian/Vocabulary/Countries-and-Continents|Countries and Continents]]
* [[Language/Italian/Vocabulary/Animal-Sounds|Animal Sounds]]
* [[Language/Italian/Vocabulary/Italian-words-for-a-job-interview|Italian words for a job interview]]
* [[Language/Italian/Vocabulary/Pronouns-in-İtalian|Pronouns in İtalian]]
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Italian Vocabulary: 7 days of the Week - 12 Months of the Year - 4 Seasons
Learn italian Giorni mesi stagioni.png
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Welcome to this Italian language lesson! 🇮🇹

Today, we'll focus on learning the days of the week, months of the year, and seasons of the year in Italian. These are essential elements of everyday conversation and will come in handy if you plan to travel to Italy or communicate with Italian speakers. By the end of this lesson, you'll have a good grasp of how to write and pronounce these words in Italian. So let's get started! 📚

Once you've mastered this lesson, feel free to explore other related topics such as common Italian verbs, Italian greetings, and Italian dinner table vocabulary to further enhance your language skills. 🍝

Don't hesitate to make additions to this page by editing this wiki page! Your contributions are always welcome. 😊

Wishing you a fruitful learning experience! Buon apprendimento! 🌟

Days of the week in Italian (Giorni)[edit | edit source]

The days of the week in Italian are formed using Latin names, which were adopted by the Italian language. Here's a breakdown of each day and its Italian name:

As you can see in the table below, the Italian names for the days of the week are similar to their English counterparts, with some slight variations. For instance, "Monday" in Italian is "lunedì", which derives from "luna" meaning "moon". Similarly, "Saturday" in Italian is "sabato", which is believed to derive from "Sabbath", the day of rest in the Jewish tradition.

Nos ENGLISH PRONUNCIATION ENGLISH ITALIAN
01 Sunday doh meh nih kah Domenica
02 Monday lou neh dih Lunedì
03 Tuesday mahr teh dih Martedì
04 Wednesday merh koh leh dih Mercoledì
05 Thursday jih oh veh dih Giovedì
06 Friday veh nehr dih Venerdì
07 Saturday sah bah toh Sabato

Months of the year in Italian (Mesi)[edit | edit source]

The months of the year in Italian, like the days of the week, are also derived from Latin names. In the table below, you will find a list of each month and its Italian name.

In Italian, the months of the year are generally not capitalized unless they appear at the beginning of a sentence. It's worth noting that some of the Italian month names are similar to their English counterparts, while others are different.

For example, "January" in Italian is "gennaio", which is quite different from its English equivalent. However, "March" in Italian is "marzo", which is very similar to its English equivalent.

Nos ENGLISH PRONUNCIATION ENGLISH ITALIAN
01 January  jeh nah yoh Gennaio
02 February  feh brah yoh Febbraio
03 March  mahr tsoh Marzo
04 April  ah prih leh Aprile
05 May  mah joh Maggio
06 June  jou nyoh Giugno
07 July  lou lyoh Luglio
08 August  ah gohs toh Agosto
09 September  seht tehm breh Settembre
10 October  oht toh breh Ottobre
11 November noh vehm breh Novembre
12 December  dih chehm breh Dicembre

Seasons of the year in Italian (Estagioni)[edit | edit source]

Italy is a country with a Mediterranean climate, characterized by mild winters and hot summers. Italy has a mild winter and hot summer climate. Spring is mild with occasional rain, while autumn is cooler and more comfortable. Winter can get cold and snowy in the north. Italy's climate is one of its major attractions.

Just like the months and days of the week, the names of the seasons in Italian are also derived from Latin. In Italian, the seasons are generally not capitalized unless they appear at the beginning of a sentence. It's worth noting that the Italian names for the seasons are similar to their English equivalents, with some slight variations. For instance, "Spring" in Italian is "primavera", which comes from the Latin words "prima" meaning "first" and "vera" meaning "green". Similarly, "Winter" in Italian is "inverno", which is believed to derive from the Latin word "hibernum" meaning "cold".

Nos ENGLISH PRONUNCIATION ENGLISH ITALIAN
01 Spring prih mah veh rah Primavera
02 Summer ehs tah teh Estate
03 Autumn ow toon noh Autunno
04 Winter ihn vehr noh Inverno

Dialogue[edit | edit source]

Let's put into practice what we have learned so far! In this dialogue, Maria and John use their knowledge of Italian to discuss the climate and seasons in Italy. They also practice asking and answering questions about the days of the week and months of the year in Italian. Let's see how well they do!

Italian:[edit | edit source]

  • Maria: Ciao John, sei mai stato in Italia?
  • John: No, non sono mai stato. Ho sempre voluto visitarla però.
  • Maria: Dovresti assolutamente andarci! Il clima è fantastico, specialmente durante i mesi estivi. Luglio e agosto possono diventare molto caldi, ma settembre e ottobre sono bellissimi.
  • John: Buono a sapersi. Com'è l'inverno?
  • Maria: Di solito è mite, ma alcune parti del paese possono diventare molto fredde e nevose. Gennaio e febbraio sono i mesi più freddi.
  • John: Mmm, non sono un grande fan del freddo. E le altre stagioni?
  • Maria: La primavera è mite con piogge occasionali, e i paesaggi diventano più verdi con la fioritura dei fiori. Marzo, aprile e maggio sono i mesi migliori per visitare il paese e vedere la campagna in fiore. L'autunno è più fresco e confortevole, ed è un periodo molto popolare per gli amanti del cibo e del vino. Ottobre e novembre sono mesi particolarmente buoni per la ricerca del tartufo e la degustazione del vino.
  • John: Sembra fantastico. Che giorno è oggi in italiano?
  • Maria: Oggi è mercoledì.
  • John: Grazie. Puoi insegnarmi qualche altra parola o frase in italiano?
  • Maria: Certo! Cominciamo con i giorni della settimana, i mesi dell'anno e le stagioni dell'anno.

Translation in English:[edit | edit source]

  • Maria: Hi John, have you ever been to Italy?
  • John: No, I haven't. I've always wanted to visit, though.
  • Maria: You should definitely go! The climate is amazing, especially during the summer months. July and August can get quite hot, but September and October are lovely.
  • John: That's good to know. What are the winters like?
  • Maria: They're generally mild, but some parts of the country can get quite cold and snowy. January and February are the coldest months.
  • John: Hmm, I'm not a big fan of cold weather. What about the other seasons?
  • Maria: Spring is mild with occasional rain, and the landscapes become greener as flowers bloom. March, April, and May are the best months to visit if you want to see the countryside in full bloom. Autumn is cooler and more comfortable, making it a popular time for food and wine lovers to visit. October and November are particularly good months for truffle hunting and wine tasting.
  • John: That sounds great. What day is it today in Italian?
  • Maria: Today is Wednesday.
  • John: Thanks. Can you teach me some more Italian words and phrases?
  • Maria: Of course! How about we start with the days of the week, months of the year, and the seasons of the year?

Other Lessons[edit | edit source]

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