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In this article, we will look at some specific, but very common, expressions! These are fixed expressions often made up of two words, joined by the conjunction ‘and’ (sometimes with the addition of a few prepositions), that always remain unchanged.

Generally, they also exist in other languages, although sometimes the word order is reversed.

Italian has many rules. But in this lesson, we’ll take a look at the “optional rules,” which are those cases where there are two options to say the same thing, so choosing one over the other is just a matter of style! However, the meaning remains the same.

There are different types of relationships we can establish: with our partner, our family, our colleagues, or our friends. It might be necessary to specify the relationship we have with these people.

Therefore, in this lesson, we will look at all the useful Italian expressions to describe interpersonal relationships, whether they are positive or negative.

In this article we will see 5 ITALIAN POEMS that everyone should know and read at least once in life!

How many times have you found yourself in Italy wanting to talk to someone but stopped because you were afraid of using the much-dreaded… FORM OF POLITENESS? Lei, la, voi… Let’s clarify once and for all the 5 doubts that all foreigners have about this topic!

What to say about a situation, a person, or an event that’s particularly boring and monotonous? Certainly, you can say *yawning* “Che noia!” (How boring!) or “È noioso!” (It’s boring!). But there are many other alternatives to discover together!