If you are just beginning to learn ITALIAN, you need first to become familiar with some basic rules of the language with this page of Italian Grammar for Beginners.
Some adjectives go with some prepositions. This page gives you some examples of adjective + preposition combinations where you can learn how to use Preposition DI with Adjectives to improve your Italian and avoid mistakes. Sad to say, no rule says which … Continued
Italian Adjectives are frequently followed by prepositions (words like DI, A, and CON). In this post, you’ll learn How to use Preposition A with Adjectives to improve your Italian and avoid mistakes. Sad to say, no rule says which preposition should be … Continued
These two verbs are commonly misunderstood, but cannot be interchanged as their meanings are different. Learn more about How to use the Italian verbs Prendere and Portare to improve your language learning and avoid mistakes. So how can we tell … Continued
‘From’ is an important preposition that expresses the starting point of a journey, the origin of an object, or the source of action. Here is a beginner’s guide to using the preposition ‘from’ in Italian. It’s essential to know that … Continued
The irregular single and plural forms of some nouns are a component of Italian grammar that can be difficult for beginners. In this guide, we’ll look at these irregular and help you comprehend Italian nouns better. ❇️ What are irregular … Continued
In this blog post, we will demystify Italian nouns with irregular gender formation and help you understand why they don’t follow the usual rules. Try this exercise to test your grammar. Read the explanation to learn more. First, it’s essential … Continued
Understanding the idea of word gender is one of the most challenging topics for language learners to grasp when studying Italian. Unlike in English, where most words are gender-neutral, nouns in Italian have either a masculine or feminine gender. This … Continued
The verb “piacere” has undoubtedly come up in your Italian learning. (to like). Using this verb in the past tense is a little challenging because it doesn’t have the same structure as most other verbs. You can easily use “piacere” … Continued
If you’re just beginning to learn Italian, you might get CHI mixed up with CHE. CHE and CHI are two common Italian terms that have different meanings and are used in different contexts. These two pronouns are similar in spelling … Continued
One of the hurdles many language learners face is the intricacies of verb conjugation. In Italian, mastering verb conjugation is crucial for effective communication. However, with the right approach and some helpful tips, you can easily remember Italian verb conjugation … Continued