Topic: Opinions

Topic: Opinions

Expressing Personal Opinions in Italian

Basic Vocabulary and Phrases

• Master basic vocabulary related to expressing opinions such as piacere (like), preferire (prefer), pensare (think) and credere (believe).
• Grasp common phrases used to express an opinion, e.g., ‘Secondo me’ (in my opinion), ‘Penso che’ (I think that), ‘Credo che’ (I believe that).
• Learn how to express agreement and disagreement using phrases like ‘Sono d’accordo’ (I agree) and ‘Non sono d’accordo’ (I disagree).

Skill of Persuasion

• Understand how to form persuasive arguments in Italian, using valid points supported by reasons and examples.
• Familiarise yourself with phrases that can help to make your argument more convincing such as ‘È ovvio che’ (it’s obvious that), ‘È necessario che’ (it’s necessary that).

Using Polite Tone

• Master the vocabulary and tone required when disagreeing in a polite manner.
• Apply language structures that show respect for the opinion of others, while also expressing your own view.

Cultural Sensitiveness

• Gain knowledge on culturally sensitive topics in Italy to avoid potential conversational pitfalls.

By mastering the art of expressing opinions in Italian, you will not only ace your language skills but also conduct meaningful discussions and debates in the language.