Continue Learning Italian
By Michael San Filippo, About.com Guide
Italian Nouns
Nouns are words that describe a person, place, thing, animal or abstract idea.
Italian Pronouns
Pronouns are those little words that make a big difference.
- Italian Pronoun Ne
- Combining Direct and Indirect Pronouns
- How To Use Formal And Informal Subject Pronouns
Italian Verbs
Essential information on Italian verb formation, mood, tenses, conjugation charts, and usage.
- 1001 Italian Verbs
- Lessons On Italian Verbs
- Table of Italian Verb Endings: Part One
- Table of Italian Verb Endings: Part Two
- First Conjugation Verbs
- Second Conjugation Verbs
- Third Conjugation Verbs
- How to Conjugate Italian Verbs Like A Native
- Indicative
- Subjunctive
- Conditional
- Imperative
- Compound Tenses
Italian Adjectives
An adjective describes or modifies a noun or pronoun.
Italian Articles
An article is a word that, combined with a noun, indicates the type of reference being made by the noun. The three main articles in the English language are the, an and a.
- Italian Definite Article
- Italian Indefinite Article
- Italian Partitive Article
- Use of Italian Definite Articles with Possessive Adjectives
Italian Prepositions
Prepositions links nouns, pronouns, or phrases to other words in a sentence.
- Italian Preposition In
- Italian Prepositions Per, Su, Con, Fra, and Tra
- Italian Prepositional Articles
- Italian Verbs Followed By Prepositions
Italian Interrogatives
An interrogative word is used to ask a question. In Italian there are several ways to ask a question.
Hand Gestures
Italians use body language and hand gestures to punctuate an expression and give it a shading that the word or phrase itself lacks.
Linguistics
Italian linguistics is the scientific study of the Italian language. Italian linquistics includes such topics as phonology, morphology, syntax, and semantics.