How to Say ‘Learning Italian’ in Italian
Imparare l'italiano
eem-pah-rah-reh l ee-tah-lyah-noh
[eem-pah-rah-reh l ee-tah-lyah-noh]
💬 Usage Tip: Remember the double 't' in 'italiano' for proper pronunciation.
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Phrase Breakdown
Imparare
[eem-pah-rah-reh]
to learn
To gain knowledge or skill in something through study or experience.
Voglio imparare diverse lingue, quindi ho deciso di imparare l'italiano.
I want to learn different languages, so I decided to learn Italian.
l'
[l]
the
A definite article used before a noun that is singular and begins with a vowel sound.
L'italiano è una bella lingua.
The Italian language is beautiful.
italiano
[ee-tah-lyah-noh]
Italian
Referring to something that originates from Italy, typically language or nationality.
Sto studiando l'italiano per il mio viaggio a Roma.
I am studying Italian for my trip to Rome.
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