In today’s lesson we are going to show you all the verbs that are related to the verb venire (to come) like: avvenire, convenire, divenire, intervenire, pervenire, prevenire, ecc. They’re quite numerous, but we are going to teach you all of them, with their meanings and peculiarities. Stay with us because we assure you this lesson will be very helpful!
In today’s article we are going to talk about 11 expressions and words that, most likely, can’t be translated in other languages. But if there any other translations, you can write them in the comment section!
It’s fundamental to know idiomatic expressions to understand their meaning, in fact, there are no other methods to figure it out. Therefore, today we are going to test you on Italian idiomatic expressions so that you can challenge yourselves and see what your level is! Brace yourselves, because it won’t be easy, but don’t despair if mistakes are made, we will give you the right answers. Thus, at any rate, you’re going to earn something!
In today’s article we are going to talk about 10 very formal expression that Italians often use to sound more intelligent and educated and to put on airs. Let’s get it started!
One of the most common problems among students of foreign languages is, surely, not being able to express themselves correctly in the language they’re studying, nevertheless they can understand everything that is said. How can we solve this problem?
In today’s lesson we are going to show you a series of alternatives to the very used or, better, the abused word molto (very), indeed, in expression like, for example: è una ragazza molto bella (she’s a very beautiful girl), sono molto stanco (I’m very tired), ecc. Stay with us!
