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, voiā¦ 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 “Ć noioso!” (It’s boring!). But there are many other alternatives to discover together!
Have you ever found yourself not knowing what to say, especially in a foreign language, when someone is crying or feeling discouraged, in order to encourage them and lift their spirits?
In this new article, we will discover which expressions to use so that you’ll be able to not only be the perfect support for your friend but also have perfect Italian in those situations.
“Ć FACILE!” (“IT’S EASY”). How many times have you said that referring to the Italian language? Perhaps not too many… but maybe in other contexts!
Since repeating it can be boring, in this lesson we’ll offer you some alternatives ways to say “ĆØ facile” (“it’s easy”) so that you can diversify your speech!
Who hasnāt gossiped at least once in their life? I know, itās not nice, but sometimes you canāt help but give your opinion on something, even without being asked by the interested parties.
In this lesson, we’ll see the vocabulary related to GOSSIP and RUMORS and idioms on the same topic.
In a fast-paced world, where the ticking of the clock marks the frantic rhythms of daily life, Italian culture offers us a rich repertoire of expressions that invite relaxation. These phrases remind us of the importance of finding moments of pause and pleasure between everyday commitments.
