Do you make mistakes with possessive adjectives and pronouns? Are you uncertain about whether you need an article or not when using possessives with some words? In this post, you’ll find a simple approach to Possessive Adjectives and Pronouns in … Continued
What is a subject’s personal pronoun? The Italian subject personal pronouns are those that indicate who does the action in a sentence in Italian and in many different languages. They replace the subject of a sentence and are used to … Continued
Italian is one of the most beautiful and fun romance languages to speak.The sounds of the language are enough to take you to another time and place. If you’re considering learning a new language, you should definitely consider Italian. Here … Continued
Remove your doubts in the Italian Language. La frase “a me mi piace” é scorretta perché si ripete due volte un pronome personale che ha la stessa funzione: me e mi. (The phrase “a me mi piace” is incorrect because … Continued
LEVEL: ELEMENTARY (CEFR level A2) Resources and lessons to improve your Italian by Learning Italian Through Stories: il bar Italiano. This is a collection of engaging posts with audio, text and quizzes to inspire you in progressing your Italian.Before speaking, … Continued
In Italian, the preposition “by” is typically expressed as “da.” However, there are a few different ways to translate “by” depending on the context in which it’s used. Here are some of the most common translations of “by” in Italian: … 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.
Do you make mistakes with words like QUANDO and POI? Do you have problems choosing between DOPO and PRIMA? Are you sometimes unsure about the correct forms of these seemingly easy words? The following post will help you to learn … Continued
Perché, poiché, perciò, and purché are all conjunctions commonly used in Italian. While they may seem similar, they each have distinct meanings and uses. Here’s a breakdown of how to use each of these words: PERCHE’ You can use Perché … Continued