How to say ‘thank you’ in Italian

How to say ‘thank you’ in Italian

Gratitude goes hand in hand with good manners, something Italians are very keen on. In fact, Italians thank a lot! It’s quite usual to hear the subsequent interaction where someone says grazie (thank you), and the other one responds grazie a te (thank you to...
Italian Sentence Structure

Italian Sentence Structure

The Basics of Italian Sentence Structure and Word Order The Italian sentence structure is similar to English, but with a few key differences. The good news isItalian follows the same sentence order as in English, which is: subject verbobject Italian...
CILS B1 Citizenship Exam (The Structure)

CILS B1 Citizenship Exam (The Structure)

CILS B1 Citizenship (Cils B1 Cittadinanza): The exam components and grammar topics  The CILS Uno B1 for Citizenship is a test that all those who wish to apply for Italian citizenship through marriage or residence ought to pass.  In this post, you will thoroughly...
Best Free Tools to Improve Your Italian Listening

Best Free Tools to Improve Your Italian Listening

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 Italian listening skills, my number one piece of advice is to prioritize it...
How to use the verb ‘Mettersi’

How to use the verb ‘Mettersi’

Mettersi is an Italian verb that non-native speakers may struggle with. It is, nevertheless, commonly used in everyday Italian, and you may want to learn how to use it.  First of all, you might be familiar with mettere, which simply means to put. Well, mettersi,...