What is Italian reference grammar?
- MFLE Italian Reference Grammar Introduction ‘Grammar is the way that words make sense.
How do you say I watch the television in Italian?
- (Io)guardo la televisioneI watch the television The present tense The simple present tense and the present progressive tense are the forms most commonly used. Affirmative (Io) guardo la televisione I watch the television (Io) sto guardando la televisione I am watching the television Si, (io) guardo la televisione tutte le sere.
How do you say the weather in Italian?
- The verbs used with general weather statements are fare and essere in the third person singular. Fà/è bel tempo – il tempo è bello The weather is fine, it’s lovely weather Fà/è brutto tempo – il tempo è bruttoThe weather is bad, it’s bad weather Il tempo è mite It’s warm
What comes first noun or adjective in Italian?
- In Italian, the general rule is that most adjectives follow the noun. However, the adjectives used to express general qualities often precede the nouns. bello/bellanice, lovely, beautiful buono/buonagood
However in Italy a professional chef is called “uno chef” just like you do in English. That expression is used more in relation to famous chefs and posh restaurants than to everyday places. As mentioned before, to congratulate the chef you would say “complimenti al cuoco” or “alla cuoca”.