In this section, you’ll find learning materials, designed to help you understand, pronounce, and write new words easily and effectively.
The activities will help you expand your vocabulary, recognize words when you hear or read them, and use them correctly when you speak or write in Italian.
Each page includes interactive exercises and fun games to help you learn and remember new vocabulary.
If you’re learning Italian, you’ve probably heard both “in fretta” and “di fretta”. But… what’s the difference between the two? Can you use both? Does the meaning change? It seems really just a nuance but in this article, I’ll explain … Continued
Ever wondered what the Italian phrase “Come Mai” means in Italian? Let’s go into the linguistic issue and figure out what it means together! What does “Come Mai” mean? “Come Mai” is an Italian phrase that translates to “How come” … Continued
You cannot expect to become fluent in a language without learning its vocabulary and phrases. Learning Italian can be challenging, especially when it comes to memorising a large number of words. This can be especially overwhelming to people who are … Continued
Learning to say “thank you” and answer with expressions of gratitude is an essential element of learning any language or culture. The skill of thanking and answering in Italian has its own distinct charm and nuances. In this blog article, … Continued
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
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