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How do you put the accent mark over the e for is? When ever i try they say its wrong and when i skip it they mark it as right but say that i need an accent mark madonna mia! lol.
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When in doubt, I always listen to the slow option, just to double check. It is usually clearer because it separates the words which is easier for my foreign ears. I am getting better at understanding the fast versions, though.
A good way to remember the word 'lui' is to think "LUI, HE was a rich man"
ok lui=he and lei=she, but how about "egli" and "ella"? old italian or something?
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I'm not sure I understand your question, but I'll give it a shot. Just 'e' with no accent means 'and'. If you have 'è' it means 'is' as in "He/she/it is." I hope that is what you are asking. :)
yes thanks for that karen! so the `apostropie' doesn't go both ways above the E? thought i saw both in the options.. (maybe its for the other languages, like the upside down '?' in spannish) anyway Grazie.
Being hard of hearing an trying to learn a new language is very difficult. But being able to click on the individual words and also being able to hear it said all together is super helpful!
Think about the sound "wo" in world and the sound "mo" in mobile and put them together!
Nothing is silent! The u just becomes mixed with the letters around it so it can blend out, but it is definitely not silent.
In Italian, every vowel is pronounced as it's own thing - it's just fluency and speed that can make the vowels sound different when there are other letters around it.
oh no! un si usa davanti ai nomi maschili inizianti per vocale (un armadio);
(UN+male nouns beginning with vowel)
- uno è utilizzato davanti ai nomi maschili che cominciano per (UNO+male nouns beginning with):
gn- (uno gnomo);
pn- (uno pneumatico);
ps- (uno psicologo);
z- (uno zaino)
y- (uno yogurt);
x- (uno xilofono);
i- seguita da vocale (uno iettatore);
s- seguita da consonante (uno sceriffo);
I don't know exactly know how to put the 'apostrophe' over the E. I'm just glad it knows what I'm trying to say.
For Mac users: press the flag (language) icon and choose "Show Character Viewer".
well the best way to tell what a word means is to drag your mouse over it and it will repeat the audio of the word and show the translations.
i put "you are a man" because i thought lui/lei/loro were ways of saying "you" to a respected person like usted/es in spanish :l is this not true
It's interesting to think the 'é' in portuguese it's a bit different compared to the italian one. Understandable, but diffent anyway.
We have both è and é in italian. È is the 3rd person of the verb to be, é is used to stress the accent of a word on the last syllable: ex: perché
Is e (with the accent) and e (without the accent) pronounced the same even though it can mean two different things? (is/and)?
un is for male and una for female. in english we have an apple and a mango so in Italic how would one say an apple or a mango. un mela or una mela?
how to identify when to use un and when to use una
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you have to know which word is masculine and which is feminine. There is no simple rule to all, you will Handle with practice.
I translate, "He is a man", and the check says Wrong. This happened twice so far today.
Cant find anytging in my ohobe that will give me the e with tge accent on top?
Sometimes when I get a listening exercise I can't hear anything... There is just no sound...
I don't get the difference between 'the' and 'a' here. In every example it is different. How to know the difference?
when I get a question wrong, it would be good to reinforce the correct answer by having to select it to clear the board for the next question. My intuition keeps expecting that I am supposed to anyway.
can someone help me with the accents over the vowels? what are the rules.. grazie
Some spelling mistakes shouldn't be counted for as i put mam instead man..just a thought
