Italian prepositions of place are essential elements of the Italian language. This article covers the different Italian place prepositions and provides usage examples to help us comprehend how things, places, and people are placed in relation to one another. The … Continued
In this post, you’ll learn about an important topic in Italian grammar: How to use Prepositions with Verbs and Adjectives. Italian prepositions are used to show the connection between two or more words in a sentence along with verbs … Continued
Learning and remembering Italian prepositions can be challenging at first. One preposition in your own language might have a different translation in English depending on the context. There are several methods that can help you. With practice and repetition, you … Continued
In Italian, the preposition “by” is typically expressed as “da.” However, there are a few different ways to translate “by” depending on the context in which it’s used. Here are some of the most common translations of “by” in Italian: … Continued
How to use the English preposition FOR in Italian.
Some Italian expressions are different from the usual equivalent of English expression.
How to use the common English preposition FROM in Italian. Some Italian expressions are different from the usual equivalent of English expression.
How to use the common English preposition ABOUT in Italian. Some Italian expressions are different from the usual equivalent of English expression.
In this post, you’ll learn How to use Preposition DA with Adjectives to improve your Italian and avoid mistakes. Italian Adjectives are frequently followed by prepositions (words like DI, A, and CON). Sad to say, there is no rule that … Continued
In this post, you’ll learn about an important topic in Italian grammar: When the Italian Preposition A becomes the English Preposition TO. Prepositions in Italian and English may not always have the same meaning or application. Simple Prepositions in Italian … Continued
Prepositions are amazing tiny words that help us make sense of phrases: where we’re going, who we’re going with, where we are in space. Do you find prepositions Di – A – Da confusing, particularly because they have various meanings … Continued