If you want to order a spritz or a coffee and do lots of other everyday things in Italy,

it helps to know how to say a or and in Italian. They might seem like they would be simple

everyday words, but indefinite articles, which is just the fancy grammar name for a and

Anne, actually confuse a lot of learners

because Italian doesn't just have one or two of them, it has four.

In this episode, you find out when to use each one so you can avoid hesitating and making

common beginner mistakes.

Music and making common beginner mistakes. Hi everyone and welcome to Learn Italian with Joy of Languages.

In this episode, you learn how to use the different words

for a in Italian. You'll hear them in practical real-life situations like ordering a spritz or a cheese

board for an aperitivo. So you'll also come away with phrases that you can use in Italy. But before we get started,

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In this conversation between me and Katie, we're talking about the food and drink we'd like to order.

See if you can hear the different words for a in Italian.

Prendiamo a tallyere of formagy?

Yes.

We'll also

a focaccia

and an

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