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If you’re learning Italian, you may have come across the terms tonici and atoni when studying pronouns. While they may seem confusing at first, understanding the difference between the two can greatly improve your Italian grammar skills. In this post, … Continued
Have you ever heard an Italian use this little word? Have you wondered what meaning it could have? Learn here How to use the Italian adverb MICA. Non ho MICA preso la tua penna! Non ho preso MICA la tua penna! L’avverbio MICA è usato nel linguaggio … 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 ABOUT in Italian. Some Italian expressions are different from the usual equivalent of English expression.
When you use the verb “piacere” you need the indirect pronoun before the verb
Example: mi piace
In Italian you can choose between two different indirect pronouns:
they are called ATONI and TONICI
You need Indefinite adjectives and pronouns to indicate an element of uncertainty to describe the quantity or quality of a noun.
Some are just adjectives or pronouns others are both.
This little word may seem simple, but its usage and versatility can be quite nuanced. “Ne” serves multiple purposes and can be used in various contexts. Do you ever feel confused when using Italian words like NE and CI particularly when … Continued
Students may have some problems understanding the difference between Italian transitive and intransitive verbs, In this article, you may find useful information and learn Italian Transitive and Intransitive Verbs. Transitive Verbs Verbs are transitive when they express an action that … Continued
What are the words FA, SCORSO and PASSATO? Find out and learn in this post how to use Past Tense Verbs with Fa Scorso and Passato. To place an action in the past we use words like “fa” , “scorso” and … Continued