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**课程名称：** 15 节课学会意大利语 (零基础入门) **课程概述：** 本 Coursera 课程“Speak Italian in 15 Lessons”专为意大利语初学者设计，以一种简单、快速且有趣的方式，帮助您从零开始掌握意大利语。课程共包含 15 个主要课时，但涵盖了 40 个主题、172 个讲座，总时长达 22.5 小时。 **学习内容：** 您将学习意大利语的方方面面，包括： * **基础知识：** 意大利字母、冠词、代词、动词 ESSERE (是) 和 AVERE (有)。 * **语法：** 物主形容词、物主代词、比较级 all'alta,all'bassa,all'alta pari, 比较级, 最高级形容词，表达喜好 (like+名词/like+动词)。 * **常用表达：** 提出建议和请求，数字 0-100 的表达，月份、星期、衣物等词汇。 * **时态与语态：** 频率副词，如何表达“太+形容词”，如何阅读时间，常用介词 (on, in, above, under 等)。 * **动词与句子结构：** 学习意大利语的动词，特殊动词，如何谈论习惯 (意大利语现在时)，过去事件和经历 (意大利语过去时)，未来计划 (意大利语将来时)，现在进行时，过去进行时，如何提出建议 (should)，意大利语现在完成时 (passato prossimo)，如何表达义务 (must / have to)，以及如何表达过去习惯 (used to)。 本课程将使您能够流利地说意大利语，并为您打下坚实的语言基础。
SPEAK ITALIAN IN 15 LESSONS is an Italian Language course for beginners structured in just 15 lessons but which contains 40 Topics, 172 LECTURES and 22,5 TOTAL HOURS.Speak Italian in 15 Lessons will teach you to speak Italian starting from scratch in an easy, fast and fun way.In this course you will learn:The AlphabetThe ArticlesThe PronounsVerbo ESSERE (to be) Verbo AVERE (to have)The Possessive Adj. The Possessive PronounsThe Comparatives Of MajorityThe Comparatives Of MinorityThe Superlative AdjectivesComparatives of equalityHow to express likes and dislikes (like+noun / like+verb)Making suggestions and offers Construct numbers 0 - 100Vocabulary (months of the year / days of the week / clothings)Adverbs of frequencyHow to express (Too + Adjective) in italianHow to read the clock in italianprepositions (on, in, above, under etc.)The verbsItalian special verbsHow to talk about habits (italian present simple)How to talk about past events and experiences (Italian past simple)How to talk about future plans (Italian future)How to talk about ongoing actions in the present moment (present continuous)How to talk about ongoing actions in the present moment (past continuous)How to give suggestions (should)Italian present perfect (passato prossimo)How to express obligations (must / have to)How to express past habits (used to)
