In this video we’ll be talking about a very interesting topic, which i’m sure will interest many of you: I’ll tell you all you need to know about coffee and show you the difference between the several types of coffee you can find in Italy: espresso, cappuccino, marocchino, espressino, macchiato, corto, lungo, ristretto and so on!
In this lesson we are going to talk about a topic often considered tricky by those who are learning Italian. In fact, we are going to talk about the countless expressions with the particle NE Italians use daily. I’m going to present them to you always alongside their definitions and some examples, in order to be as clear as possible.
In this lesson we want to talk about three widely used words that can often create a bit of confusion for those who are learning Italian: PRONTO, RAPIDO and PRESTO. These three terms have, in fact, similar meanings and, sometimes, they can be used in the same contexts. However, you must be very careful because they are not actually interchangeable and require completely different structures.
Has anyone said “forse” (maybe)? Or maybe i just imagined it? Yet I really think i heard it… Bah, maybe I’m getting crazy. In this lesson we will talk about a very common word, that everyone uses, maybe even a bit too often. Maybe you have already guessed it. Or maybe not. Did you get it? That’s right, I’m talking about FORSE! So without further ado, let’s start right away: I have a lot of interesting alternatives to show you!
In this lesson we will talk about a very important and interesting subject, not just for those who are learning Italian as e foreign language, but for native speakers as well! It’s a subject that is usually taught in primary school, but is then left alone because it’s taken for granted. I’m talking about ACCENT! In this lesson we will at all the existing types of accent in Italian and how to use them correctly!
Have you ever heard the verb “dire” (to say)? Yes, exactly, one of the most used verbs in Italian. So, i bet you’ve said it again and again so many that you are feeling sick. And all of us are sick of hearing it. In this lesson i will show you 100 alternatives for the verb DIRE that will be very useful to enrich your spoken and written Italian! I know, 100 alternatives sound like a drag… but don’t worry: I have no intention to bore you with a long and tedious list of words!
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