Articles that change with the word
Il, lo, la, l', i, gli, le: the article depends on the noun's gender, number and first letters. FluenSi keeps the article with each saved noun, so you learn "lo zaino" and "gli amici" as you'll say them.
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Learn Italian vocabulary by speaking it
Italian sounds easy until you have to say something yourself: suddenly every noun needs the right article, every preposition wants to merge with it, and the past tense has two auxiliaries to choose from.
FluenSi gets you saying Italian, not just recognising it. Save the words you meet, from a menu, a film or a conversation, and FluenSi adds their articles, conjugations and examples. Then it asks you to use each word in a new sentence, out loud, and shows you what a native speaker would change.
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prenotare
verb everyday
- Translations
- to book, to reserve
- Infinitive
- prenotare
- Past tense
- ho prenotato
- Antonyms
- disdire, annullare
Present
- io
- prenoto
- tu
- prenoti
- lui/lei
- prenota
- noi
- prenotiamo
- voi
- prenotate
- loro
- prenotano
Ho prenotato una camera con vista sul mare.
I booked a room with a sea view.
The hard part
What makes Italian vocabulary tricky
And how speaking your own sentences gets you past it.
Prepositions that merge
A plus la becomes alla, in plus il becomes nel, and idioms decide which one you need: you go "in spiaggia", not "alla spiaggia". Sentence feedback catches exactly these, with the corrected sentence and a short reason.
Essere or avere in the past
"Ho mangiato" but "sono andata", and with essere the participle agrees with the subject: "ci siamo divertiti". Saying your own past-tense sentences, and seeing them corrected, is the fastest way to get this right without thinking.
Double consonants
Pala and palla, caro and carro: a doubled consonant changes the word. Hearing each word read aloud and saying it in full sentences trains your ear and mouth together.
How it works
Four steps to fluency
1
Translate and save
Speak or type a word or phrase, get an instant translation, then tap to save it as a focus word.
2
Get the full picture
FluenSi instantly analyses it: meaning, part of speech, full conjugation table and real example sentences.
3
Review by speaking, not guessing
At the right moment, say a fresh sentence with the word, never the same one twice.
4
Get feedback that sharpens you
After each review, your sentences are graded, with suggested edits to improve them.
New to Italian?
Turn on Beginner mode and reviews become a quick multiple-choice quiz while you learn your first words. Once you know about 100, FluenSi suggests switching to speaking your own sentences.
Italian FAQ
Learning Italian with FluenSi
Does FluenSi show Italian conjugations?
Yes. Every verb gets its infinitive, past tense and full conjugation tables, plus real example sentences. Nouns show their article and plural.
How do spoken reviews work?
When a word is due, FluenSi asks you to say a new sentence with it. You can't repeat an old one, so you build fresh sentences every time. At the end, each sentence gets a score, the smallest correction and a reason.
Can I learn Italian for travel with FluenSi?
It suits travel well: translate what you need to say, save the useful words, and practise them out loud before your trip, so they come out naturally when you need them.
I'm just starting Italian. Where do I begin?
Turn on Beginner mode. Reviews become a quick multiple-choice quiz while you build your first 100 or so words, then FluenSi suggests switching to spoken sentences.
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Launching soon on iOS & Android. Links go live at release.