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Talking About Housework in Italian
Keeping your home clean is a daily routine! In this lesson, you will learn how to describe common household chores in Italian and how to connect actions using words like prima (first) and poi (then).
Key Household Chores
- fare il bucato - to do the laundry
- lavare i piatti - to wash the dishes
- pulire la cucina - to clean the kitchen
- passare l'aspirapolvere - to vacuum
- rifare il letto - to make the bed
Coordinating Actions
When you talk about doing multiple chores, use sequence words to keep your story organized:
- Prima rifaccio il letto, poi pulisco la cucina. (First I make the bed, then I clean the kitchen.)
- Devo anche stirare le camicie. (I also have to iron the shirts.)
Common Mistake: Do not confuse fare (to do/make) with pulire (to clean). We say fare il bucato (do the laundry), but pulire il pavimento (clean the floor).
Words
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Patterns
Prima ___, poi ___
English: First [action], then [action]. Used to sequence daily chores.
Devo ___
English: I have to [do something]. Used to express household obligations.
Mi aiuti a ___?
English: Will you help me [do something]? Used to ask for help with chores.