Bella, veloce, vecchio, antichi: adjectives add colour to your speech, but they may be a bit tricky to master in Italian. Masculine or feminine? Singular or plural? Before or after the noun? In this grammar lesson Anna explains all the main rules to use adjectives correctly, and provides lots of examples.
For a translation of examples, turn on ENGLISH captions.

0:00 Introduction
1:26 GENDER & NUMBER
6:45 How to use BELLO (beautiful) & QUELLO (that)
8:57 POSITION: Una cara insegnante o un'insegnante cara?
12:05 Let's summarise!

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