How it works
These Italian vocabulary worksheets print twelve nouns down the left, each with il, lo, la or l', and the English meanings in another order down the right. Family comes first; the beach, food and school are the other three sets.
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Italian family, food and school words
Set opens on Family: la madre, il padre, la sorella, il fratello, la nonna, il nonno, la zia, lo zio, la figlia, il figlio, i genitori and the cousin in both forms, il cugino and la cugina. Food goes from il pane and il latte to la cena, and School from la scuola to la palestra.
Italian beach vocabulary worksheet
At the beach prints la spiaggia, il mare, la sabbia, l'onda, l'ombrellone, l'asciugamano, la conchiglia, il costume da bagno, il secchiello, la barca, il gabbiano and the lifeguard, il bagnino or la bagnina.
- La biblioteca is a library. La libreria, which looks like the English word, is a bookshop or a bookcase.
Questions and answers
Is there an Italian vocabulary worksheets PDF?
Yes, from the print window: press Print worksheet and pick Save as PDF where the printers are listed. The file holds the sheet and, as its last page, the answer key.
Is acqua masculine or feminine in Italian?
Feminine. L' stands before any singular noun that begins with a vowel, so it hides the gender: l'acqua, l'onda and l'aula are feminine, l'ombrellone and l'asciugamano masculine. With a or an the gender shows: un'onda, un ombrellone.
How do you say beach in Italian?
La spiaggia, a feminine noun. Its plural is le spiagge, with no i: the Treccani dictionary gives the plural ending as -ge. The sea is il mare and sand is la sabbia.
What is the difference between colazione, pranzo and cena?
By the Treccani dictionary's definitions, la colazione is the first, light meal of the morning, il pranzo the midday meal and la cena the evening meal. Colazione can also name the midday meal.