Understanding and Mastering Italian Partitive Articles. The partitive article, formed by the preposition “di” and the determinative article, indicates an indefinite or unknown quantity of a larger whole Do you know how to use all the different forms of the … Continued
Conquering those tricky “Unos” and “Unas”: A Beginner’s Guide to Italian Indefinite Articles These little words provide a first introduction to anything. Let’s say you are pointing at any cat you see on the street. You would say, “Look at … Continued
Today, we’ll look at Italian definite articles, the small words before nouns like “the” in English. Unlike English, with just a single “the” Italian has several extras of these small words, which might be confusing at first. But do not … 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
This comprehensive guide will help you understand the hidden meanings of these 2 Italian verbs. If you’ve ever been confused by the use of “Potere” and “Riuscire” in Italian, you are not alone. POTERE and RIUSCIRE are two Italian verbs … Continued
🔴 Intermediate Level (CEFR level B1)
🔴 Intermediate Level (CEFR level B1)
What exactly is spaced repetition? Spaced repetition is a technique for reviewing content periodically. The intervals are close together at the start of the learning process. The times become progressively longer as the information is studied. An excellent spaced repetition technique allows … Continued
Making mistakes can be a great lesson. Your mistakes can teach you valuable lessons that will help you improve your skills and broaden your knowledge. In this article, we’ll look at why it’s essential to learn Italian from mistakes and … Continued
Ready to explore the world of Italian verbs? Whether you’re just starting or want to brush up on your language skills, our guide has got you covered. We’ve put together an easy-to-follow breakdown of Italian verbs – the different forms … Continued