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.
The idea that there are two ways to address people is an important aspect of Italian culture. Learn more about How to use Italian formal LEI or informal TU. As you are probably aware, many foreign languages have both formal … Continued
Why do we say: “ho, or “ce l’ho” in Italian? This peculiar form of Italian has its own reason for existing. We explain briefly and clearly in this post how to Use HO or CE L’HO. While using the verb … Continued
What exactly is an Italian pronominal verb? It’s the kind of verb that has pronouns and particles added to it that modify its meaning. The particle in this case is ci. Learn more about How to use the Italian pronominal … Continued
In English, it means both to do and to make and colloquially in Italian, it replaces a lot of other verbs. It can also mean many other things when combined with specific words or expressions. Learn more about Italian Expressions with … Continued
Prepositions are words that establish relationships between other words in a sentence, connecting nouns, pronouns, or phrases to convey important information about location, direction, time, manner, and more. In short, prepositions provide context and clarify relationships between elements in a … Continued
Adverb or Adjective? How to use Them Words like molto and troppo can be adverbs or adjectives, depending on how they are used in a sentence.
The most common way of asking questions in Italian using ‘question words’. Find out and learn in this post Asking questions in Italian using question words. Question words are placed at the beginning of the sentence they introduce. 1. Chi? (Who/Whom) Chi means … Continued
E’ and c’è are simple words that hold significant meaning in Italian sentences and can sometimes perplex learners. In this post, we’ll unravel the mysteries of “E” and “C’è,” helping you use them accurately and confidently. In Italian we use … Continued
Adjectives in Italian are frequently used after nouns. Bello and buono are also used before nouns. In this post, you’ll learn how to use the Italian Adjectives BELLO & BUONO to avoid mistakes. ADJECTIVE BELLO ‘Bello’ primarily refers to beauty, … Continued
These linguistic tools are essential for pinpointing moments in time, durations, and intervals. Let’s embark on a journey to master the use of prepositions when talking about time in Italian. The exact moment of an action To indicate precisely the … Continued