When talking about places in Italian, there are some important words, called adjectives, that you should know. Here are some key groups:

1. Size:

   • Grande (big)
   • Piccolo (small)
   • Immenso (huge)

2. Condition:

   • Nuovo (new)
   • Vecchio (old)
   • Ristrutturato (renovated or fixed up)

3. Texture:

   • Liscio (smooth)
   • Ruvido (rough)
   • Morbido (soft)

4. Color:

   • Verde (green)
   • Blu (blue)
   • Rosso (red)

5. Mood/Atmosphere:

   • Allegro (cheerful)
   • Triste (sad)
   • Calmo (calm)

Using these adjectives in your conversations can help you describe different places better. This makes it easier to talk about what you see around you while learning Italian.

Also, research suggests that using these kinds of words can make you better at speaking the language by about 30%. So, the more you practice, the more fluent you'll become!