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JOBS in Italian (+ Essential Vocabulary about WORK)

Welcome to a new Italian lesson! Today you’ll learn the jobs in Italian and some basic vocabulary about work. --------------------------- SUMMARY OF THE LESSON ------------------------- The lesson is structured in two parts. PART 1: In the first part of this lesson, I’ll show you how to say some of the most frequent jobs in Italian. They’re grouped into categories to make it easier to memorize them. 1. Health: dottore/dottoressa (doctor), infermiere/infermiera (nurse), farmacista (pharmacist), dentista (dentist) 2. Security: polizziotto/poliziotta (policeman/policewoman), vigile del fuoco (firefighter), militare (soldier) 3. Service providers: avvocato (lawyer), contabile (accountant), architetto (architect), ingegnere (engineer), meccanico (mechanic), idraulico (plumber) 4. Fashion & Beauty: stilista (fashion designer), modello/modella (models), parrucchiere/parrucchiera (hairdresser), estetista (beautician) 5. Tv/Shows: attore (actor), attrice (actress), musicista (musician), cantante (singer), ballerino/ballerina (dancer) 6. Food & Drinks: cuoco/cuoca (chef), cameriere (waiter), cameriera (waitress), barista (barman/barmaid), panettiere/panettiera (baker) 7. Transport/Travel: autista (driver/bus driver), tassista (taxi driver), camionista (truck driver), pilota (airplane pilot) 8. Education: insegnante (generic teacher), maestro/maestra (teacher in primary school), professore/professoressa (teacher in high school or at the university), studente/studentessa (student) 9. Art: artista (artist), pittore/pittrice (painter), scrittore/scrittrice (writer/author), fotografo/fotografa (photographer) 10. Sport: atleta (athlete), calciatore/calciatrice (football player), tennista (tennis player), allenatore/allenatrice (coach) PART 2: In the second part of the lesson, you’ll learn some basic words about work with examples of how to use them in a real context. 1. Lavoro = job 2. Ferie = annual leaves/holiday 3. Capo = manager 4. Collega = co-worker (watch the plural form!) 5. Riunione = meeting 6. Stipendio = salary Watch the video to see how to use these words in simple phrases. PRACTICE: leave a comment in the section below to let me know what you do for a living :) “che lavoro fai?” ------------------------ OTHER LESSONS ------------------------------- 1. The verb "to BE" in Italian: ESSERE ( + 3 uses to talk about yourself) -    • The verb "to BE" in Italian: ESSERE (...   2. Italian Verb "to DO": FARE + 5 ways you can use it (PRESENT) -    • Italian Verb "to DO": FARE + 5 ways y...   3. The DEFINITE ARTICLES: 7 ways to say "THE" in Italian -    • The DEFINITE ARTICLES: 7 ways to say ...   4. INDEFINITE ARTICLES in Italian (How to say "a" and "an" + common uses) -    • INDEFINITE ARTICLES in Italian (How t...   5. Vowel "E" in Italian: OPEN or CLOSE Sound? (ITALIAN PRONUNCIATION) -    • Vowel "E" in Italian: OPEN or CLOSE S...   ------------------------ FREE PLAN (TO LEARN ITALIAN) ------------------------------- Need some help to start? Try my free PLAN to learn Italian :) I'll tell you exactly what to do every day for 7 DAYS! You'll learn all the basics and you can also test your improvements at the end of the plan. Ready for the challenge? I bet you are!!! Don't waste another minute and REQUEST the PLAN here: https://delicate-silence-3387.ck.page...