Professor Dave here, let’s learn the colors.
Italians, being such vibrant people, love colors.
Let’s learn how to say the different colors, and then put them to use with the forms of
questo and quello that we just learned.
So those are the common colors.
Let’s make a note that most of these operate like normal adjectives, but blu, viola, and
rosa are invariable, so those don’t change at all, no matter what the gender or number
of the noun they describe.
Let’s use these colors with the articles of clothing we’ve already learned, and the
words questo and quello to construct some basic sentences.
Now you try.
Let’s recall that maglione means sweater.
Now let’s try a trickier one.
Remember, blu and rosa are invariable, so they don’t change.
I think you’ve got the hang of it, so let’s check comprehension.