Italian Grammar
The Italian Word “Qualsiasi”
What does qualsiasi mean? In English, qualsiasi...
Italian Pronominal Verbs: How to Use “Provarci” (Ci Provo) in Italian
Italian is full of little particles like ci and...
How to Use Pensarci (Ci Penso) in Italian
What Does Pensarci Mean? If you’re learning...
Italian Pronominal Verbs: Fregarsene (Non me ne frega niente) + Exercise
What does fregarsene mean? Fregarsene means “not...
Italian Pronominal Verbs: Prendersela (Non Prendertela!) + Exercise
What Does Prendersela Mean? The verb prendersela...
Ce n’è & Ce ne sono: How to Use Them
What do ce n’è and ce ne sono mean? Both...
Italian Pronominal Verbs: Andarsene (Me Ne Vado) + Exercise
If you’ve ever wondered what me ne vado really...
Essere vs Esser, Dovere vs Dover, Potere vs Poter: Italian Verb Short Forms
Italian Verb Short Forms In Italian, some...
Futuro nel Passato: Future in the Past (Advanced Italian)
The futuro nel passato is used when you want to...
Ho dovuto vs. Dovevo: What’s the Difference?
"Ho dovuto" or "Dovevo"? Some Italian verbs...
Italian Passato Remoto
What is the Passato Remoto? The passato remoto...
The Meaning of “Sia” in Italian
"Sia" as in "both...and" In...
Sento, Mi sento, Me la sento: How to Use Them
If you’ve ever been confused by the different...
Past Subjunctive in Italian (Congiuntivo Passato)?
What is the Past Subjunctive (Congiuntivo...
“Perché” vs. “Siccome” – The Difference
Perché = Why / Because In Italian, perché is...
“Ho Voluto” or “Sono voluto”: Italian Modal Verbs & Passato Prossimo
What Are the Modal Verbs in Italian? The...
How to Use “Quale” in Italian
What does "Quale" mean in Italian? In Italian,...
How to Use “Ogni” in Italian:
What Does "Ogni" Mean? Ogni is a small but...
What does “ciò” mean in Italian?
The meaning of ciò Ciò is a pronoun used to...
Anche se vs. Nonostante: How to Use Them
Anche se vs. Nonostante: Do they mean the same...
Italian Subjunctive (Il Congiuntivo) – How to Use It and Learn Italian
What is the Subjunctive? The Italian...
How to Say “How much” in Italian
In Italian, “how much” and “how many” are...
Da vs. Per: The Difference in Italian
"Da" and "Per" are two tiny prepositions that...
All the Meanings of “Si” in Italian
"Si" is one of the most versatile and commonly...
Che & Cui: What’s the Difference? (Relative Pronouns in Italian)
What is a Relative Pronoun in Italian? Before we...
Italian Grammar Explained: How to Use Che vs. Chi Correctly
Che Vs. Chi When learning Italian,...
Ho Saputo vs. Sapevo: The Difference Explained
The passato prossimo/present perfect (ho saputo)...
“Pensare a” vs “Pensare di”: The Difference and How to Use Them Correctly
Pensare a vs. Pensare di The verb pensare in...
Irregular Passato Prossimo Verbs
As you know, the passato prossimo is formed with...
The If Clause (Periodo Ipotetico) in Italian
The If Clause in Italian The "if" clause in...
How to Use Ne in Italian: A Simple Guide
What’s Ne in Italian? The little...
How To Say “Let’s Go” in Italian
How To Say "Let's" in Italian Oftentimes, I get...
The Italian “Ci”: A Simple Guide
The use of ci can be tricky because in Italian,...
60 Most Common Italian Verbs
Verbs are the core of every language because...
Andare, Andarsene and Andarci: The Difference
Let’s break down the differences between "me ne...
The Placement of Italian Pronouns in Sentences
What Are Pronouns in Italian? Pronouns in...
È stato vs. era: Which one to choose?
Passato Prossimo vs. Imperfetto of Essere in...
Italian Partitive Articles (How to say “some” in Italian)
What is a partitive article? Partitive articles...
Troppo, Troppa, Troppi, Troppe. What’s the difference?
Troppo (adverb) Troppo is invariable and thus...
Poco, Poca, Pochi, Poche: A Simple Guide to Italian Quantifiers
If you have ever felt confused about choosing...
Reflexive Pronouns in Italian
What are reflexive pronouns? Reflexive pronouns...
Molto, Molta, Molti, Molte: The Simplest Explanation You’ll Ever Find
Molto or Molta? If you have ever felt confused...
How to Conjugate Verbs in Italian: A Beginner’s Guide
Learning how to conjugate verbs is indispensable...
Italian Questions Words (+How to Use them)
When learning Italian, one of the first things...
The Verb Andare: Conjugation and Uses
Conjugating "Andare" in the Present Tense First...
The Italian Verb ‘Potere’: Conjugations and Uses
Conjugation of Potere (Present Tense)...
Italian Pronunciation Made Easy (for English Speakers)
Why it's Important To Practice Your Italian...
Passato Prossimo with Pronouns. A Simple Guide.
The basic rule is that when using the passato...
Most Common -IRE Verbs in Italian
Most Common -IRE Verbs: Regular vs....
Most Common -ERE Verbs in Italian
Present Tense of 'scrivere' (regular verb) ...
Sapere and Potere. What’s the difference?
In Italian, 'potere' is more commonly used to...
Italian Present Progressive
What's the Italian present progressive? The...
Master Italian Particles: How to Use ‘CI’ and ‘NE’ Correctly (with Examples)
What are CI and NE in Italian?...
Gli, Le, Ti, Vi: Decoding Italian Indirect Object Pronouns (Pronomi Indiretti)
What is an indirect pronoun in Italian? An...
Mastering Italian: Comprehensive Guide to Conjunctions
Italians are quite wordy and love stringing...
Teacher’s Guide: Italian Verbs with Double Auxiliaries
Italian Verbs with Double Auxiliaries (Essere...
How to Say ‘How’ in Italian
1. Come The most frequent translation of 'how'...
Mastering Italian: Fa Bene/Fa male
This article will explain the meaning and use of...
How to say “how long have you been doing something” in Italian
In Italian, to ask how long someone has been...
Italian Future Tense: A Simple Guide
The future tense: Italian vs. English The most...