Common Mistakes when Learning Italian: Double Consonants
Why do some Italian words have double consonants?
Double consonants are a characteristic of the Italian language.
Do you have problems translating the word time into Italian?
Do you have problems translating the word ‘time’ into Italian?
Look here the options for the word time and expression with it.
How to use NIENTE – NULLA – NESSUNO
A statement is negative when it specifies an action or event that has not taken place
or will not take place. Negative words or phrases turn a positive statement or question into a negative one.
Italian Verbs Cucinare VS Cuocere
Italian has two different verbs for English verb “to cook”.
CUCINARE – CUOCERE
Buon Capodanno
In Italy Capodanno includes New year’s eve and the first of January
How to Say “to Leave”: partire, lasciare, uscire and andarsene
The following phrases differentiate meaning among lasciare, partire, uscire e andare via or andarsene
How to use COME: 4 different meanings
Come ha quattro significati.
Come has four different meanings
TI VA vs SI VA
TI VA è una forma dell’italiano parlato che significa: “Hai voglia …” Se è seguita da un verbo, è necessaria la preposizione “DI” Esempi: Chiamami, quando ti va di… giocare/mangiare/parlare …. Call me when you want to… play/eat/talk … Ti va di … Continued