Italian 101 - Basic Beginning

Textbook used in School AMICI
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Wednesday, 6:30-8:30pm (see dates below)

 

This class is appropriate for students who have never studied Italian before and are approaching the language for the first time. From the very first class, teachers start to speak a little bit of Italian. Students learn to introduce themselves, greetings, ask information, express needs and simple thoughts. The purpose is to provide students with basic vocabulary, grammar and word usage for simple oral communication.

Lessons are mostly aimed to teach pronunciation of nouns, adjectives, numbers, and present tense of some common verbs, useful to carry simple short dialogues.

CLASS TIME: Wednesday, 6:30-8:30 pm (see dates below)

LENGTH: 2 hours per night, once a week for 10 weeks

TUITION: $220

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Please register for the next one, scheduled to start on Jan 5, 2011.

 

 

I. Wed Sep 15, 2010
Course presentation
Introduction to language
Basic expressions
Practice with greetings

II. Wed Sep 22, 2010
Avanti  Chap. 1
Greetings
Introduce yourself
What's your name? Where are you from?

III. Wed Sep 29, 2010
Avanti  Chap. 1
Numbers and dates
Months and Seasons
Masculine and feminine
Practice

LESSONS PLAN

IV. Wed Oct 6, 2010
Avanti  Chap. 1
Singular and plural
Articles
Express like and dislike
Vocab. Pg. 28

V. Wed Oct 13, 2010
Avanti  Chap. 2
Describe people, things
Colors; adjectives
Present of “to be”
Conversation

VI. Wed Oct 20, 2010
Avanti  Chap. 2
Present of “to have” and common expressions
Negative sentences
Conversation

VII. Oct 27, 2010
Avanti  Chap. 2
Possessive adjective
Reviewing chapter 1-2
Vocab. Pg.56

 

VIII. Wed Nov 3, 2010
Avanti  Chap. 3
Tell the time
Talk about daily routine and free time
Days of the week

IX. Wed Nov 10, 2010
Avanti  Chap. 3
Present tense of common regular verbs
Group conversation Vocab. Pg. 90

X. Wed Nov 17, 2010
Avanti  Chap. 3
Present tense of common irregular verbs
Group conversation
Practice verb "piacere"