Exercises upon the Different Parts of Italian Speech, with References to Veneroni's Grammar / to which is added an abridgement of the Roman history, intended at once to make the learner acquainted with history, and the idiom of the Italian language

by Ferdinando Bottarelli

1. 1. Don’t you
   2. speak
   3. parláre
   4. Italian
   5. Italiáno
   6. and French?
   7. Francése?

1. 1. I understand them
   2. capíre
   3. pretty well,
   4. assái bene
   5. but when
   6. ma quando
   7. you speak
   8. parláre
   9. so very fast,
   10. così presto
   11. I cannot understand you.
   12. non posso capíre.

1. 1. I ask you
   2. domándare
   3. if you will
   4. volére
   5. do me
   6. fare
   7. a favour.
   8. favóre.

1. 1. With all my heart,
   2. tutto cuóre
   3. if I can
   4. potére
   5. conveniently.
   6. senz’inconveniente.

1. 1. Have you
   2. avére
   3. an Italian Dictionary?
   4. Italiáno Dizionário?

1. 1. Yes, I have
   2. Baretti’s Dictionary.
   3. Barétti Dizionário.

1. 1. Will you lend
   2. prestáre[1]
   3. it me for
   4. two or three weeks?
   5. due tre settimána?

1. 1. It is
   2. at your service,
   3. vostro servízio
   4. if you will send for it.
   5. mandárlo a prendere.

1. 1. Did you see
   2. vedére
   3. the castle St. Angelo
   4. castéllo Sant’ Angelo
   5. at Rome?
   6. Roma?