Listen to the audio first and then read aloud the following conversation.
Dialogo informale;Informal dialogue
A: <b>Come ti chiami?</b>;What’s your name?
B: <b>Mi chiamo Johanna.</b>;My name is Johanna.
A: <b>Come si scrive?</b>;How do you spell it? (Literally "How is it written?)
B: <b>J-O-H-A-N-N-A.</b>;ee loon-gah, oh, ah-kka, aah, eh-nneh, eh-nneh, aah.
A: <b>J-O-H-A-N-N-A?</b>;ee loon-gah, oh, ah-kka, aah, eh-nneh, eh-nneh, aah?
B: <b>Esatto.</b>;That’s right.
EXERCISES
Che cos'è? Che cosa sono?
What is it? What are they?
Dialogo;Dialogue
A: <b>Che cos'é?</b>;What is it?
B: <b>È un libro.</b>;It is a book.
A: <b>Che cos'é?</b>;What is it?
B: <b>È una piazza.</b>;It is a square.
A: <b>Che cosa sono?</b>;What are they?
B: <b>Sono spaghetti.</b>;They are spaghetti.
A: <b>Che cosa sono?</b>;What are they?
B: <b>Sono scarpe.</b>;They are shoes.
A: <b>Chi é?</b>;Who is he?
B: <b>È un attore.</b>;He is an actor.
A: <b>Chi è?</b>;Who is she?
B: <b>È una cantante.</b>;She is a singer.
A: <b>Chi sono?</b>;Who are they?
B: <b>Sono calciatori.</b>;They are soccer players.
A: <b>Chi sono?</b>;Who are they?
B: <b>Sono ballerini.</b>;They are dancers.
IMPORTANT
<b>Chi</b> <u>è</u>?;<b>Who</b> <u>is</u> he / she?
<b>Chi</b> <u>sono</u>?;<b>Who</b> <u>are</u> they?