Italian Sentence Structure
Subject–Verb–Object in Italian Sentence Structure Italian follows the same sentence order as English: ? Subject – Verb – Object (SVO) We call this pattern SVO, for simplicity. The subject is the doer of the action. The verb is the action...
CILS B1 for Citizenship Exam: The Structure
What’s the CILS B1 for Citizenship (Cils B1 Cittadinanza) Exam? The CILS B1 Citizenship exam (also called CILS B1 Cittadinanza) is a special version of the standard CILS B1 exam specifically designed for those applying for Italian citizenship. This exam was...
Best Free Tools to Improve Your Italian Listening
Why Tuning up Italian Italian Listening Skills should be your top priority. Conversation blends together speaking and listening skills. Tuning up your listening in Italian is as vital as training your pronunciation and speaking. If you are serious about improving your...
What do “Qualsiasi” e “Chiunque” mean?
Qualsiasi (Any) Qualsiasi is one of those words that can often lead to confusion. In this article you will learn how to use it properly when speaking Italian. Qualsiasi is an indefinite adjective, and it is invariable: it means that it is not modifiable,...About
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