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Welcome to a new lesson of LearnAmo! As most of you know, In Italian there are some words that have two different plurals which, however, are not synonyms! In fact, in most cases, the two plurals tend to have a different use and meaning. Today we are going to see some of these words with double plural and we will try to explain the differences. Let’s get it started!

In today’s article we are going to talk about  the difference among ALMENO, PERLOMENO, A MENO CHE and MEN CHE MENO… Do you already know the difference?

Have you ever heard of the legendary passato remoto (remote past)? Let’s find it out together with this lesson!

Have you studied Italian for a long time, but when you need to talk you freeze because you are shy? Don’t worry, you can overcome it! You don’t believe us? Let’s take a look to our advice!

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!