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!
How many times did you want to start a conversation but you didn’t know how to? Well, in these cases, the best solution is to start by talking about weather! For this reason we decided to do a lesson which is completely focused on how to talk about weather in Italian!
If you’re here, you’re probably looking for the meanings and the uses of the Italian word ADDIRITTURA… Well, get ready: because this will be a short but intense lesson!
After the success of our video about the alternatives to the boring back-and-forth “Come stai? / Bene e tu?”, we decided to do a similar lesson, but this time we focused on the alternatives to the trivial and dull “Sono arrabbiato” (I’m angry)!
Let’s be honest… one of the most difficult things when you study a foreign language is to learn new words: there so many to memorize, but not enough time or enough memory! In this video, I’ll show you some strategies you can use to increase your vocabulary in a foreign language!
