In this lesson we go back to talk about grammar, more precisely about very delicate subject that creates many problems, both to foreigners and Italians, that is, the use of conjunctions “finchĂ©”, “fin quando”, “fino a quando”, “fino a che”, “fintantochĂ©” and “fino a”.
Smartphones are devices that are present in everybody’s lives and that are used a lot throughout the day. For this reason, we decided to show you several apps of different types (and most of them are free) that will help you a lot in learning Italian and more.
A common problem among foreign people studying Italian is the inability to understand perfectly what they’re told, even though they can read and write in a perfect Italian or they know the grammar. For this reason, in the this lesson, we are going to test your oral listening skills!
In this article we are not going to talk about Italian grammar or culture… we are going to talk about something really important, the tragic situation that’s afflicting our country and elsewhere: the spreading of the virus COVID-19.
If you want to speak a language properly, like Italian, as a true native speaker you need to know not only a large number of words, but also a bunch of expressions that are present in every conversation. For this reason, we selected and gathered for you the 12 most used expressions by Italians!
In this lesson we are going to deal with a quite difficult topic: causative verbs, also known as fattitivi. We are talking about the verbs “lasciare” (let) and “fare” (make/have), so if you want to clarify your doubts, stay with us!
