32. Learn Italian Beginners (A1): Adverbs of frequency (sempre, spesso, qualche volta, mai)

Bentornati, friends of the Italian passion! In the video today we see the adverbs of frequency What are you doing? So, in this video we start with the most important ones Let's start with the basic ones. What is it? Always, always, often, sometimes, sometimes, never, never The following shall be added to the list of products: We start with always, always And let's see some examples. Allora, let's see a couple of examples I always drink coffee. Attention! Always must be put after the verb. Be careful because you have to use SEMPRE after the verb Every time you use SEMPRE you have to put it after the verb I'm always drinking So the verb, always, the rest of the phrase The verb, then sempre, and then the rest of the sentence. Un altro esempio (another example) We always study Italian. The verb, always, the rest of the phrase The verb, studiamo, then sempre, and then the rest of the sentence Italian And now we see each other often. Other Vado spesso in palestra I often go to the gym. That's not true. Once again, come with always, anche frequentemente if you must put after the verb Again, often, spesso, must be put after the verb Go, verb, often, the rest of the phrase The verb vado, then spesso, and then the rest of the sentence I listen to music often. I often listen to music Verbo, spesso, il resto della frase (verb, often, the rest of the phrase) is a word that means "to be". The verb spesso, and then the rest of the sentence And now we see it all the time, sometimes. Some voltage, for example. Let's see an example. Some time I 'll go to the cinema Sometimes I go to the cinema. Some time is flexible in the phrase Qualche volta is flexible in the sentence We can use a few times at the beginning of the sentence. We can use qualche volta at the beginning of the sentence Or we can use a few times at the end of the sentence Or we can use qualche volta at the end of the sentence I'm going to the cinema some time. What a fantastic voltage, it's flexible, it's flexible And now another example. I'm going to the pool. Sometimes I go to the pool I'm going to the pool some time. They're both correct. Other, including: - I'm not going to. Allora, vediamo quello importantissimo (then, see what is important) Let's see the very important one. No more, attention, no more Never, all right? Allora, for example. Not to be eaten with cheese I never eat cheese. Attention to the construction Be careful how you make this sentence, okay? The rule is very strict Then, no, the verb, may, the rest of the phrase It's always like this. Not Then the verb, mangio Then may And then the rest of the sentence It's not very important. Non is very important Because if you want to say never You have to use non and mai With the verb in the middle Can I have cheese? It's not correct. If you do not use It's not correct if you want to say never And another example. I don't watch the TV. I never watch TV. No, verb, may, the rest of the phrase Again, it's non, then the verb, then mai These are the basic ones. Now we try to see someone else in more Those were the basic ones. Now let's see some more Then We've always seen We saw always, always Now we see almost always Always, always Almost always, almost always It works the same way. And they work the same way. After the verb I drink almost always the coffee. I almost always drink coffee. Verbo, almost always The verb, then quasi sempre We've seen often, often Ahora vemos mucho spesso, very often Frequently Molto spesso, very often I listen very often to music. I listen to music very often. Verbo, molto spesso is a verb that means "very often". The rest of the sentence. The verb, listen, then molto spesso And the anchor. We have seen We never saw each other. See you now. Almost never. Never, never For example. Non-food and quasi-food I hardly ever eat cheese. The verb Almost First the non, then the verb, mangio Then quasi may See one completely new. Let's see a completely new one Di solito (in the afternoon) Usually Very important. I usually go to bed soon. I usually go to bed early. Di solito sta molto bene prima del verbo. It's usually very good before the verb. All'inizio della frase All'inizio della frase All'inizio della frase All'inizio della frase All'inizio of the phrase All the beginning of the phrase Normally we put di solito at the beginning of the sentence. Before the verb O un altro esempio (or another example) Another example I usually go out with my friends on Friday nights. I usually go out with friends. With my friends On Friday night To begin with I 'll go with my friends on Friday night. So, then, you're friends of Italian passion. Let's recap Dall'alto in the bass From top to bottom From most frequent to least frequent More frequently, less frequently We always have Always Almost always. Very often Often Sometimes. The Mai Never. Be careful where these adverbs are in the sentence. In nero The black ones. I'm after the verb. They go after the verb The first word Di solito before the verb It's all right at the beginning of the sentence. At the beginning of the sentence It's flexible. All's well that ends well Qualche voltage is flexible At the beginning or at the end The Italian Passion You, you. Amico di Passione Italiana (Friend of the Italian Passion) How often You do these things? Have you had coffee? How often do you drink coffee? Are you going to Palestine? How often do you go to the gym? Did you study Italian? How often do you Studying Italian? Going to the cinema? How often do you go to the cinema? I could write. No comments Using the adverbs of frequency Thank you very much. I hope the video was useful. Diver iscrivi al nostro canale (subscribe to our channel) It's not like that. We can do this. I'm going to continue to caricare new videos. 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