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INTRODUCTION
Asia: Hi everyone, I'm Asia.
Daniele: And I'm Daniele.
Asia: And welcome to Must-Know Italian Sentence Structures, Season 1, Lesson 23. Describing Emotions.
Asia: In this lesson, you'll learn how to use a sentence pattern for describing someone's emotions or feelings.
PATTERN
Asia: For example, "You are in love."
Daniele: Sei innamorato.
Daniele: [slow] Sei innamorato.
Asia: The pattern for describing someone's emotions or feelings has 2 elements. First, the second person singular of the verb "to be."
Daniele: Sei.
Asia: Last, an adjective, in this case "in love."
Daniele: innamorato.
Asia: Altogether, we have, "You are in love."
Daniele: Sei innamorato. [slow] Sei innamorato. [normal] Sei innamorato.
Asia: Start with the verb “to be”
Daniele: Essere
Asia: conjugated in the second person singular in the present tense, “you are”
Daniele: sei.
Asia: This is followed by an adjective, either in masculine or feminine form according to the person being described.
Daniele: Sei innamorato.
Asia: So remember, to describe someone's emotions or feelings, start with “you are”
Daniele: sei
Asia: followed by an adjective that agrees with the gender of the person you’re describing.
Asia: Here's another example meaning, "You are sad." First, second person singular of the verb "to be."
Daniele: Sei.
Asia: Next, an adjective, in this case "sad."
Daniele: triste.
Asia: Altogether we have...
Daniele: Sei triste. [slow] Sei triste. [normal] Sei triste.
Asia: "You are sad."
[pause]
Daniele: Sei triste.
Asia: How do you say - "You are upset." To give you a hint, "upset" is...
Daniele: agitato. [slow] agitato. [normal] agitato.
Asia: "You are upset."
[pause]
Daniele: Sei agitato. [slow] Sei agitato. [normal] Sei agitato.
[pause]
Daniele: Sei agitato.
REVIEW
Asia: Let's review the sentences from this lesson. I’ll give you the English equivalent of the phrase and you’re responsible for shouting it out loud in Italian. Here we go.
Asia: "You are in love."
[pause]
Daniele: Sei innamorato.
[pause]
Daniele: Sei innamorato.
Asia: "You are sad."
[pause]
Daniele: Sei triste.
[pause]
Daniele: Sei triste.
Asia: "You are upset."
[pause]
Daniele: Sei agitato.
[pause]
Daniele: Sei agitato.

Outro

Asia: Okay. That's all for this lesson. You learned a pattern for describing someone's emotions or feelings, as in...
Daniele: Sei innamorato.
Asia: meaning "You are in love."
Asia: You can find more vocab or phrases that go with this sentence pattern in the lesson notes. So please be sure to check them out on ItalianPod101.com. Thanks everyone, see you next time!
Daniele: A presto!

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