AFFITTARE, NOLEGGIARE and PRENDERE IN PRESTITO are three verbs that lead many foreigners to confusion because they have very similar meanings, but they’re used in different contexts. Let’s find them out together!
Could you describe a person in Italian? You are certainly thinking that it’s a piece of cake, aren’t you? Alto, magro, basso, grasso… but what if we told you that there are many other adjectives that you can use in order to avoid repetitions and banalities? This lesson is not only for beginners, on the contrary! We’re sure that 90% of students of Italian don’t know all the words we are going to see today! Shall we bet?
So… It’s now time to explain once and for all the meaning of the small word ALLORA in Italian!
In this class we will continue studying the Italian tenses and moods! In particular, today we will see the FUTURE: how it is formed and when it is used! Don’t miss this lesson!
If your doubt is “What’s the courtesy pronoun in Italian?”, then you’re in the right place! Today we’ll learn what’s the proper form to use to address a person you don’t know and what are the cases in which you must be formal and those in which you can be informal.
As you might have understood, today’s lesson is about the word PIÙ! But don’t be tricked by appearance! It’s more difficult than you think!
