Chi? is invariable and used exclusively when referring to people: Chi ha parlato? Di chi stai ridendo? The gender of the pronoun chi is usually recognized in context or by the agreement of the adjecti
Quale? is used to indicate people, animals, or things. It expresses “What is...?“ when the answer involves a choice, or when one requests information such as a name, telephone number, or address.
Interrogative adjectives indicate a quality or indefinite quantity and come with specific nouns. The most common forms are che (what? what kind of?), quale (which?), and quanto (how much? how many?).
Notice the difference in meaning between che and quale. The question Quali film hai visto? asks “Which films have you seen?“ (For example, Il Postino, Ciao Professore! or La Vita ? Bella.) The que
This tower is as tall as that one. This picture is as beautiful as that one. Maria is smarter than Guido. There are a number of ways to compare two or more things in English, and the same is true for
意大利语中的人称代词分为以下几种：1.主语人称代词：按照我，你，他/她/它，我们，你们，他们六个人成的顺序分别是 io, tu, lui/lei/ esso, noi, voi , loro
What about the most delicious pasta? The ultimate gelato? The absolute superlative expresses the concepts of very, extremely, or most. In Italian, superlatives are formed by adding the suffix -issimo
The imperative tense is used in other ways as well. For instance, in order to express the idea of “lets...,“ the imperative of noi is used (that would make sense, if you consider that “lets“ i
Your grade school English teacher told you repeatedly that you couldn’t use more than one negative word in the same sentence. In Italian, though, the double negative is the acceptable format, and ev
Romeo and Juliet meet, hug, kiss, and fall in love. They comfort each other, admire each other, and get married—but not without some help from reciprocal reflexive verbs! These verbs express a recip