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Let’s learn six informal Italian expressions

Let’s learn six informal Italian expressions

Last Modified: January 25, 2023

As you probably already know, the language Italians speak everyday with their friends and acquaintances is full of informal words and expressions. So, today I’m going to explain six informal Italian expressions you can start using with your Italian friends right now. Informal Italian expressions 1. A furia di A furia di is an Italian …

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Category: Learn ItalianTag: informal Italian, Italian language, learn Italian, Sos Italian

Uffa, immagino, cavolo – Three italian words to speak like a native

Last Modified: June 5, 2021

Non è un segreto che gli italiani usino tutti i giorni molte parole e espressioni informali e non. It’s no secret that Italians use many informal – and not so informal – words and expressions every day. Oggi vi insegnerò tre di queste parole così potrete iniziare ad usarle per sembrare un po’ di più …

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Category: English-Italian texts, Learn ItalianTag: informal Italian, Italian language, Italian vocabulary, Sos Italian

Six words that change meaning in informal Italian

Six words that change meaning in informal Italian

Last Modified: November 16, 2018

In Italian there are many common words that carry one meaning in standard Italian and another one in informal Italian. So, let’s see six words that change meaning in informal Italian. 1. PALLA Palla can have different meanings in standard Italian. However, one of the most common is ball. a. Giochiamo a palla Let’s paly …

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