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Italian Grammar #1 - To be: "Essere", and the pronouns!
Ciao!
Here are the forms of "essere":
io sono
tu sei
lui,lei è
noi siamo
voi siete
loro sono
...
Examples:
Io sono americano.
Tommaso è italiano.
Marco e io siamo in un caffè.
Tommaso e Marco sono amici.
I am a student (uno studente / una studentessa).
You are american.
We are from Dallas (di Dallas).
They are students (studenti).
Marco non è americano.
Tommaso is not English (inglese).
...
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