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
Adjectives in Italian are essential components of the language and can add meaning, colour, and depth to your phrases. They are used to describe or modify a noun, and they must agree to the noun they are modifying in terms of … Continued
In this post, you’ll find how to use Italian adverbs of time GIA’ ANCORA APPENA. Adverbs of TIME » appena (just/as soon as) » ancora (still/yet) » già (already) Generally, you place most adverbs close to the words they modify: the exception to this rule is … Continued
Listening is one of the most important skills in learning a language. Once you can identify sounds, words and expressions, in a second language, you’ll start learning faster. Listening skills can be developed with practice. In this post, we’ll explore … 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
This post shows you an important topic in Italian grammar: Italian Verbs Cucinare VS Cuocere. Italian has two different verbs for the English verb “to cook“. CUCINARE – CUOCERE CUCINARE “preparare e cuocere il cibo“ It refers to the (1) steps to the preparation of … Continued
Some adjectives go with some prepositions. This page gives you some examples of adjective + preposition combinations where you can learn how to use Preposition DI with Adjectives to improve your Italian and avoid mistakes. Sad to say, no rule says which … Continued
Italian Adjectives are frequently followed by prepositions (words like DI, A, and CON). In this post, you’ll learn How to use Preposition A with Adjectives to improve your Italian and avoid mistakes. Sad to say, no rule says which preposition should be … 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
Having a conversation in a foreign language could be hard work because sometimes you don’t remember the word you need and you don’t have enough time to think. Learn more about 10 TOP Tips to Boost your Spoken Italian. 1. Keep … Continued