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If you’ve started to learn Italian, you’ve surely noticed that there are really many advanced Italian expressions composed of the verb fare. So, today you’re going to learn seven advanced Italian expressions with the verb fare. Let’s start! 1. Fare il filo Fare il filo, literally to make the thread, is an informal Italian expression …
Seven advanced Italian expressions with the verb fareRead More
Generally, one method to learn new Italian words is by grouping them meaningfully such as by categories like fruits, animals, transportation, etc. Another method is to learn new words in their context, for example while reading a book. However, the method I prefer is to start from a specific word and then learn all the …
Let’s learn seven new Italian words starting with piantaRead More
L’estate è arrivata e allora ho pensato: perché non imparare un po’ di vocabolario italiano relativo all’estate? Summer is here so I thought, why don’t we learn some Italian summer vocabulary? Gli italiani amano l’estate! È un periodo in cui molte persone vanno in vacanza e si godono il clima caldo, le attività all’aperto e …
The Italian word “anche” is one of the most commonly used words in the Italian language. It has multiple meanings and can be used in various contexts. Therefore, it’s essential to know how to use “anche” properly to avoid confusion, misunderstandings and sound like a native. Here are some tips on how to use the …
Do phrasal verbs exist in Italian? The answer is yes. In Italian we have some verbs called verbi sintagmatici. These verbs are composed of a verb plus a particle (accanto, addosso, appresso, attorno, avanti, contro, dentro, dietro, fuori, giù, incontro, indietro, intorno, lontano, oltre, sopra, sotto, su, via, vicino). In some cases, you can easily …
Eight Idiomatic Phrasal verbs in Italian – I verbi sintagmaticiRead More
