If you have made up your mind to learn Italian, chances are you are looking for the best way to do it, and one of them is surely to practice with an app. As you know, learning a language is no longer only about grammar books, huge dictionaries and in-person lessons (though these are also …
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It is no secret, Italian verb tenses can be a challenge for language learners, especially if your native tongue is English. Italian is a rich language, and its verb tenses seem to be endless. Why can you not just have one past, one present and one future, you might ask? But where would be the …
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We can all agree, learning a foreign language in today’s world is always a good idea: it can expand your horizons (both physical and mental), give you a new set of hobbies and enhance your professional profile. If you’ve picked Italian, congratulazioni! You will not regret it, especially if you follow our tips to make …
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If you feel you have to learn Italian before your long-awaited trip to Rome, or to talk to your Italian friends, you might as well start with the verb dovere, which literally means “to have to”, “to be obligated to” and must; depending on the conjugation, it also encompasses the meanings of “should”, “be supposed …
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If you are studying Italian and are planning to visit lo Stivale (the Boot) for vacation, work or study, you will certainly need to learn the conjugation of uscire, which literally means ‘to exit’, but can also be used in a wide variety of different contexts, such as ‘to go/come out’, ‘to be published’, ‘to …
Knowing how to conjugate the verb piacere faultlessly is a must if you want to learn the Italian language. Be careful, though! It is also one of the most tricky to learn for English speakers. Before getting started on the piacere conjugation and all its secrets, though, we will have a look at its meaning …
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The verb sapere in Italian can be translated in English as “to know”. Be careful, though! Sapere is not the only verb we can use to talk about knowledge in Italian… Indeed, we also have the verb conoscere, which can also be translated as “to know”. Do not worry though, after reading this article you …
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If you need to learn Italian for a trip to Italy, or simply to impress your friends with your language skills, learning to say “you’re welcome” in Italian is a great way to start. Plus, the Italian culture puts a lot of emphasis on being pleasant and showing good manners, so being able to respond …
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Learning how to say goodbye in Italian is one of the first feats you should concentrate on when starting your language journey, as well as learning how to say “hello” in Italian, of course! Learning and practicing these simple expressions will not take much of your time, but it will surely make a great difference …
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The verb potere in Italian is the equivalent of the verb “to be able to”, also encompassing “can” and “may”, in English. Moreover, potere is also the Italian for “power”, both literally (it is a noun: il potere = the power) and figuratively: mastering the potere conjugation will really step up your Italian skills and give …
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