When you're speaking Italian, there are lots of everyday situations where you'll need a simple word like some.

Like when you're talking about getting some vino or wine from the supermarket for dinner or when you're ordering some antipasti or starters.

But some can be a really confusing word for learners because in Italian there's not just

one word for some, there are many, many, many.

So it's confusing to know which one to use.

It sounds like a lot, but in this episode you'll see when to use each one so you can order

an aperitivo and other everyday things more smoothly

in Italy. Hello to all and benvenuti. Hi everyone and welcome to learn Italian with Joy of Languages.

In this episode, you learn how to use the different words for some in Italian.

And just before we get started, we want you to know that we wouldn't expect you to memorize every single word for some in

one go. As I mentioned, there are really quite a few. But in this episode, you'll learn the rules

so that you know the logic behind when to use them. And you'll also hear how they're used in real

everyday situations like ordering snacks for an aperitivo.

So you'll have some useful words and phrases you can use next time you're in Italy.

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You're going to hear a conversation between me and Katie where we're talking about getting some food for an aperitivo.

That typical Italian thing where you have a drink and maybe some snacks in the evening.

See if you can hear the different words for some that we use.

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