Depending on the context, the word “time” in Italian can be translated in a variety of ways. Every word has its own meanings and implications, so understanding the differences between them is critical. Here are the four most commonly used … Continued
A statement is negative when it specifies an action or event that has not taken place or will not take place. In this post, you’ll learn how to use NIENTE – NULLA – NESSUNO in Italian Negative words or phrases … Continued
In Italian the word “come” has quite a few uses. Come can mainly be an adverb and a conjunction. In the Italian language, Come has three common meanings. Learn How to use the Italian word COME and avoid mistakes. COME means “Uguale”, “allo stesso modo”( like – same as … Continued
WHY reading is important As you are reading, you are learning a lot of useful words and expressions. You are also seeing how language structures are used. As you are reading you are finding interesting new things to talk about in conversation. … Continued
This week we have the pleasure of hosting an interesting post from a guest writer named Martha Simons writing about Precipitevolissimevolmente: 20 Hard-To-Pronounce European Words and Their Meaning Martha Simons is a freelance writer and editor. She has a solid … Continued
In addition to prepositions of place, Italian also has many expressions of place that are commonly used in everyday conversations. In this post you’ll find A Beginner’s Guide to Using Italian Expressions of Places Understanding expressions of place in Italian … Continued
What is Grammar? Grammar is the way you use words and put them together into phrases in the right order. The rules of grammar help to build sentences that make sense. To use the grammar rules properly you need to … Continued
Level 1: Beginner As a beginner, your initial step should be to develop simple, introductory dialogues. Following an initial ciao (hello), a typical first conversation will usually focus on what is your name, where you live and what you do. … Continued
The personal pronouns used as the subject of a sentence are less frequently used in Italian than in English and other languages. In fact, in Italian, the subject pronoun is generally omitted, since the subject is also expressed through the … Continued
If you want to improve your Italian, you should have a large, varied, and appropriate vocabulary and learn how to invite accept or decline an invitation in Italian. This article is created to help you consolidate words and expressions you … Continued