episode 3 verb to have put that across their bow a very tell Mama let's get started with another one of the most important verbs to have or a very let's start with the present tense conjugation, 's I'll say the English first followed by a slow and then a normal Italian translation and I'll leave enough time for you to repeat the Italian. I'll pop the transcript into the episode info so you can see it all written down as well might be easier to follow along whilst reading it first. It's up to you. Say put on the mama. Are you ready? Mom coming charm? Let's get started. So just a hint if you're reading along the H is silent. I have ear or ear or you have singular. 2i 2i he or she has Louis lay our Louis Leia We have no joy a pmo. No, Abby Elmo. You plural have boy have it? voivod they have Laurel and no. Laura Lana Now, let's start using our new verb avere in some useful phrases. I'm 52 years old. Literally. I have 52 years or chink want Ado Annie. Watching wanted over and me. How old are you informal? Literally how many years do you have? Quanti Anni, I want a pie. I'm 23 years old. Literally I have 23 years. Or then D3 and knee. Avant III on me Do you have a headache you singular? I Mal di Testa, I'm Andy Testa. Yes, I have a headache. See all Mal di Testa see? Oh Mal di Testa. No, I don't have a headache. No none or mal di Testa. No, no, no, no Modesta. Are you hungry you singular? I farmer. I farmer. Are you thirsty you singular? I set there. I said this. She has a cold. lay on Raspberry door Leon Russell He has a stomach ache. Louis a Mal di storm ago Louis Imelda storm ago We have good news RB. Amo wanna not eat. Shh. abbiamo born and Ott Do you have children you plural? avert the Feedly a vector field V Do they have two cats? Unknow do it Gotti I Know do I goti? Yes, they have two cats see and know do it Gotti see another way Gotti. No, they don't have cats no none and no daddy. No, no, no Gotti. They have two dogs. And no do it Connie I know do akane. So in summary, we can see from our phrases that we use the verb to have or a very to talk about age medical issues. Hunger thirst possession Etc. Now, let's move on to an activity. Can you answer the following questions? question 1 ciao committee Kya me if you answered something like Mickey Amo followed by a name then that's perfect. question 2 Gomez die If you answered something like stubborn a grazia it do then perfect question 3. I do it got thee. If you answered something like C or do I got tea? Oh no. No. No. God tea then. Good job. last question question 4 luigia, Modesta If you answered something like see I'm Al Di Testa. Oh, no. No. No Mal. Di Testa, then that's perfect. Brava Mama. Very good. Mom one of our oh good work. Before we finish up. Let's enjoy the final segment called la parola de La Punta or the word of the episode. This is where I'll share a fun word or phrase. So we always remember to keep language learning fun and interesting this episode. Our word is manjari meaning to eat. So I asked you what do you like to eat informal? causa the be Archie mangiare positive piace mangiare And you can respond with something. Like I like to eat pasta me the Archer manjari la pasta. mi piace mangiare la pasta or you could say I like to eat salad. Me Yasha. Manjari, Lynn, Salata me piace man Jerry Lynn, Salata Oh, finally you could say something like I like to eat everything me biatches. Manjari to tow me piace manjari to toe. One last thing check out the free online course. I made the complements this podcast there. You'll find downloadable vocabulary transcripts from the episodes quizzes and more. Mom has already joined and finds it helpful and you can join now to just click the link in the episode notes. And remember it's free forever. That's all from me. Ciao for now.
Ciao! Welcome to the third episode of Language Lessons For Mum! Check out the FREE online course that complements this podcast. There you'll find downloadable vocabulary transcripts from the episodes, quizzes and more. Join now at: https://georgias-online-academy-of-language-goals.teachable.com  Follow me on facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GOALs.Georgia/  Check out my website: https://georgialanguagegoals.wordpress.com Email me at: goals.georgia@gmail.com Below are the words and phrases from this episode:   Key: SING/S – singular, PL – plural, INF - informal. Avere - To have Io ho - I have (hint if you're reading along: h is silent) Tu hai - You have SING Lui, lei ha - He, she has (hint if you're reading along: h is silent) Noi abbiamo - We have Voi avete - You have PL Loro hanno - They have (hint if you're reading along: h is silent) Ho cinquantadue anni. - I'm 52 years old. (Lit. I have 52 years). Quanti anni hai? - How old are you? Ho ventitrè anni. - I'm 23 years old. (Lit. I have 23 years). Hai mal di testa? - Do you have a headache? SING Sì, ho mal di testa. - Yes, I have a headache. No, non ho mal di testa. - No, I don’t have a headache. Hai fame? - Are you hungry? SING Hai sete? - Are you thirsty? SING Lei ha un raffreddore. - She has a cold. Lui ha mal di stomaco. - He has a stomach ache. Abbiamo buone notizie. - We have good news. Avete figli? - Do you have children? PL Hanno due gatti? – Do they have two cats? Sì, hanno due gatti. - Yes, they have two cats. No, non hanno gatti. - No, they don't have cats. Hanno due cani. - They have two dogs. Mangiare - To eat Cosa ti piace mangiare? - What do you like to eat? INF Mi piace mangiare la pasta. - I like to eat pasta. Mi piace mangiare l’insalata. - I like to eat salad. Mi piace mangiare tutto! - I like to eat everything! 