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Overview of Indefinite Adjectives and Pronouns

The indefinite adjectives: Qualche, Qualsiasi, and Qualunque

The indefinite adjectives: Ogni, and Ciascuno

The indefinite adjectives: Alcuni, Parecchio, and Certo

The indefinite adjectives: Nessuno and Tutto

The indefinite adjectives: Poco, Molto, and Troppo

The indefinite pronouns: Ognuno, Qualcuno, and Chiunque

The indefinite pronouns: Qualcosa, Niente, and Nulla

The indefinite pronouns: Alcuni and Altri

The indefinite pronouns: Tutti

The indefinite adjectives qualche, qualsiasi, and qualunque

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  1. Qualche

    2. Qualche is an Italian indefinite adjective, which means some, or a few. Qualche is invariable--it never changes its form--and it is used only with singular nouns.

    Qualche amico mi aiuterà.
    Some friend will help me.

    Rimane solo qualche giorno.
    Only a few days are left.

    Qualche volta esco con Luisa.
    Sometimes I go out with Luisa.

  2. Qualsiasi

    3. Qualsiasi is also an indefinite adjective, and it can mean: any, any kind of, whichever, whatever. Like the previous indefinite adjective that we saw, qualsiasi is also invariable.

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