Furniture and Appliances in Italian
Welcome to Unit 6! In this lesson, you will learn how to name common household items in Italian. Knowing these words will help you describe your home and talk about your living space.
Key Vocabulary
In Italian, every noun has a gender (masculine or feminine), which usually determines the article used before it (like il for masculine or la for feminine).
- il letto (the bed)
- il tavolo (the table)
- la sedia (the chair)
- il frigorifero (the refrigerator)
Common Patterns
To say that something is in the house, we often use the verb c'è (there is) or ci sono (there are).
- C'è un letto. (There is a bed.)
- Dov'è il tavolo? (Where is the table?)
Common Mistakes
Be careful not to mix up masculine and feminine articles! Remember: it's la sedia (feminine) and il letto (masculine).
Words
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Patterns
C'è un ___
Say 'There is a [item]' to describe your home.
Dov'è ___?
Ask 'Where is [item]?' when looking for something.