CILS
Italian
Italian certificates of the University for Foreigners of Siena, from A1 to C2.
Read the formatItalian: where it is used and how it is written. A few phrases to start are below.
What the public exam is, who runs it, and how the result is reported. This is a description, not a prep course and not a past paper.
Italian
Italian certificates of the University for Foreigners of Siena, from A1 to C2.
Read the formatThese cities are places where Italian is official, widely used, or part of daily life for many people. It is not the only language you will hear.
For someone who wants to get closer to Italian, for a trip, work, study, or a conversation.
In the app you choose Italian and a level when that language is open for study. This page does not give a lesson count and does not promise an exam course.
These are starter words from the same pack as the games. Where the spelling is not Latin, the reading next to it shows the sound. Tap the speaker to hear the word itself.
| Word | In this page's language | |
|---|---|---|
| l'acqua | water | |
| il pane | bread | |
| il caffè | coffee | |
| il tè | tea | |
| la casa | house | |
| la porta | door | |
| la chiave | key | |
| la finestra | window | |
| il libro | book | |
| la mattina | morning | |
| la settimana | week | |
| il nome | name | |
| la città | city | |
| il treno | train | |
| l'aeroporto | airport | |
| la strada | street | |
| il lavoro | job | |
| l'ufficio | office | |
| il team | team | |
| il calendario | calendar | |
| mangiare | to eat | |
| bere | to drink | |
| aprire | to open | |
| leggere | to read | |
| scrivere | to write | |
| parlare | to speak | |
| volere | to want | |
| lavorare | to work | |
| l'amico | friend | |
| la famiglia | family | |
| la scuola | school | |
| il denaro | money | |
| il giorno | day | |
| l'anno | year |
| Phrase | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Ciao | Hello |
| Grazie | Thank you |
| Buongiorno | Good morning |
| Mi chiamo… | My name is… |
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