Italian has two verbs that mean “to know”
Learning the different uses of these two verbs is very important because although they both mean to know, they refer to different things.
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
The following phrases have different meaning using lasciare, partire, uscire e andare via or andarsene. Learn more about How to use Italian verbs partire lasciare uscire and andarsene. Look at these examples to see how these verbs are used. Partire means to leave a specific place … 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
Sometimes those who study Italian, make confusion using the verbs andare and venire mainly because in Italian these verbs indicate different movements and are used in a very precise way. In this blog post, we will unravel the differences behind … 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
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
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