Italian classes and exercises for beginner students (A1/A2).
The Italian language, just like any other, is continuously enriched by new words and terms. This is due to the fact that our life deeply affects what we say and how we say it. In fact, neologisms include all the words that are part of our everyday life.
The particle CI gives many problems to those studying Italian, we know that. In this lesson, we will discover how the particle CI, when added to certain verbs, creates new ones with completely different meanings!
Do you know the names of some of the most common jobs in Italian? If the answer is “no”, keep reading to learn about them.
Sooner or later in life, it happens to everyone to argue… and then to vent to someone to tell them everything. But, if you think about it, saying “I had an argument with him”, “I’m arguing with her” can be a little boring. Don’t you think? In this lesson, you’ll be given the alternatives to the verb “litigare” (to argue), each one with its own shades and peculiarities.
As we all know, Italy is a country full of art. But what are the most appropriate words and expressions for talking about art and paintings in Italian? Keep reading to find out!
In this lesson, we will explore the most common mistakes made by foreigners with Italian indefinite adjectives and pronouns, such as QUALCHE, ALCUNO or NESSUNO.
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