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Ace Your Italian Job Interview!
In this lesson, you will learn how to discuss your professional background, qualifications, and skills in Italian. Perfect for taking the next step in your career!
Key Grammar: Talking About Experience
To talk about what you have studied or where you have worked, you often use the past tense (passato prossimo) with auxiliary verbs like avere (to have) or essere (to be).
- Ho lavorato come manager. (I worked as a manager.)
- Ho una laurea in economia. (I have a degree in economics.)
Common Mistakes
Don't confuse your academic degree with English false friends! Laurea means university degree, not 'laurel'. Also, remember that professions usually don't take an article (sono ingegnere, not sono un ingegnere).
| Italian | English |
|---|---|
| Esperienza | Experience |
| Competenza | Skill |
Words
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Patterns
Ho lavorato come ___ per due anni.
Use this to state your past job title and duration.
Ho una laurea in ___.
Use this to state your university degree subject.
Parlo fluentemente ___.
Use this to highlight your language skills in an interview.