Listen & Learn Italian La classe di italiano
📕 Beginner Level (CEFR level A1)
Una Ricetta per il Congiuntivo – A Recipe for the Subjunctive
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Una mini guida per imparare ad usare il congiuntivo (A mini-guide to learn how to use the subjunctive) :Una Ricetta per il Congiuntivo – A Recipe for the Subjunctive Verbs allow you to convey a specific manner of thinking. This … Continued
Listen & Learn Italian La Colazione Italiana
🔴 Beginner Level (CEFR level A1)
Sapere vs Conoscere in Italian: What’s the Difference and How to Use Them
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.
Listen & Learn Italian In Farmacia
🔴 Elemantary Level – Pre-intermediate (CEFR level A2)
How to use Common Italian Interjections and Exclamations
Sometimes we need to express our feelings with some extra amount of energy.
From here the concept of interjection comes into action.
52 Top WORDS Misleading Similarities – ITALIAN/ENGLISH False Friends
“False Friends“, “Falsi Amici” in Italian, are words in the two languages that, although similar, have different meanings. Avoid misleading words by reading this article about 52 Top WORDS Misleading Similarities – ITALIAN/ENGLISH False Friends ACCIDENTE ACCIDENTE ENGLISH Translation ➠ Stroke … Continued
When Italian Preposition A becomes English Preposition TO
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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
Italian Sounds – How to pronounce Letter C
In this article, you will learn Italian Sounds – How to pronounce Letter C. Most Italian consonants are pronounced like in English. One exception is the letter C. The Italian C has two sounds, depending on which letter follows it: • … Continued
Italian Simple prepositions Di – A – Da
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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