Sayings are integral part of a language, but especially of the culture of a country. In particular, in Italy we say that proverbs never fail. Do you know why?
When you study any foreign language, one of the main problems are the prepositions, is it true? Since we often receive questions about Italian prepositions and how to use them, we thought it would be nice to make a TEST, so that you can test yourself and find out if you really know all the secrets that prepositions hide!
Mafia, shadow economy, Calciopoli, Tangentopoli… unfortunately not everyone respects the rules in Italy. But there are some unwritten laws that nobody would break, ever! Do you know them all?
Words matter… but what happens when you cannot find the right one? In this lesson we will see some words that might be helpful in this case! They do not have a real meaning: we just use them in order to take time and think while we are talking. We call them “riempitivi”!
There are five Italian verbs that have more or less the same meaning, but they’re used differently, in different contexts! We’re talking about: ACCADERE – SUCCEDERE – CAPITARE – AVVENIRE – AVVERARE. Today we’ll see together how they are used, what they mean and when they are used!
Summer is coming – at least in Italy – and there’s no better chance for those who are studying Italian to spend a few days in the Bel Paese! If your Italian is still weak or if it’s rusty because of the passing of time, then this lesson is perfect for you! In fact, we’ll see 10 verbs that everyone should know before traveling to Italy!
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