Let’s talk about the verb VENIRE (to come) in all its most particular uses and meanings, which are not explained in grammar books (at least not all together) but are very often employed during everyday conversations among mother tongues.
After the success of the previous video about expressions with the prepositions SU, A, and DI, in this video we will focus on the most common Italian expressions with the preposition IN.
Everyone talks about ChatGPT, an artificial intelligence tool developed to answer questions, which expresses itself throughout texts and creates conversations through chats. There are people who love it, others who hate it and fear it. Could it really be a useful tool to learn foreign languages and in particular Italian? In this article, I will try to use it and I will give you my opinion!
The sun and the moon are important elements of our days, as they determine when we are awake or sleeping. However, according to some legends, the sun and the moon can also affect our mood. Which is why they are often part of our daily conversations, forming many pupular Italian expressions. Here are some of the most used expressions explained in context.
Italians are very much hypochondriacs, so much so that in Italian there are many idiomatic expressions that are used to talk about illnesses and especially to talk about people who are in great shape. In this video we’ll see the 10 most common idioms that Italians use every day, since talking about health is essential here in the Bel Paese!
In this article we will have a look at all the most common ITALIAN CONJUNCTIONS in just a few minutes: what they are, what they express and how to use them! The shortest but most complete summary you will ever find!
