Italian Vocabulary, Expressions, Parole Difficili
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Devo vs. Ho bisogno di: The Difference Simply Explained
No, they are not the same and they are not...
How to Use the Expression ‘Mi tocca’
Toccare - to touch Have you ever heard or read...
9 Very Common Filler Words in Italian
Once I heard an American saying that we Italian...
9 Smart Ways to Learn Italian Vocabulary Efficiently and Fast
Learning a foreign language has never been...
Beato me! Beati loro! But.. what does it mean?
How to use the word "beato" in Italian The...
Giorno and Giornata: the Difference Explained
What's the difference between giorno and...
Trovare and trovarsi. The difference.
Trovare and trovarsi: what's the difference?...
Vocabulary to Rent an Apartment in Italy
Renting an apartment in Italy can be...
Essential Phrases to Say if You’re Sick in Italian
What to say when you're sick in Italian? Whether...
How to say ‘thank you’ in Italian
Gratitude goes hand in hand with good manners,...
How to use the verb ‘Mettersi’
Mettersi is an Italian verb that non-native...
Dire and Parlare: The Difference
How do you say 'to talk' in Italian? Is it...
Understanding the Differences: ‘Finalmente’, ‘Alla Fine’, and ‘Infine’ in Italian
What is the difference between 'finalmente',...
46 Italian phrases related to Yoga
If you like yoga and you are learning Italian,...
Mastering Italian: Most Common Phrases with the Verb ‘Fare’
Besides being an irregular verb, the verb 'fare'...
How to make a phone call in Italian
Making a phone in Italian call can be daunting ,...
Migliore and Meglio: The Difference
Migliore vs. Meglio "Migliore" and "meglio" are...
Riuscire and Potere. The Difference.
In my experience as an Italian language teacher,...
Expressing Positive Emotions in Italian
Italians have a reputation for being emotional...
49 Italian Words and Phrases for Cooking
The kitchen in Italy is, without any doubts, the...
Nessuno and Niente (How to say Any, Anyone and Anything in Italian)
Nessuno/Nessuna/Nessun = (not…any) Nessuno can...
Italian Phrases and Words to Use At Restaurant
On this page, you will find a list of sentences...
Perché, Perciò, Siccome: The Difference
Perché: why / because Unlike in English,...
How to Use ‘Proprio’ in Italian
1. Really, just As ad adverb, proprio, meaning...
Giocare vs. Suonare (the difference with English)
The English for the verbs 'giocare' and...
Understanding the use of ‘Anzi’ in Italian
What does 'anzi' mean? Anzi is hard to...
Smettere vs. Fermare: What’s The Difference?
Misusing or swapping the...
How to use ‘ecco’ in Italian
Ecco is an invariable Italian adverb that can be...
Basta/Abbastanza/Mi basta: The Difference
Everyone has heard at least once the words...
What’s the meaning of ‘Cioè’ in Italian?
Cioè is one of those words that Italians...
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