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One of the biggest challenges that foreigners encounter while learning Italian involves the correct use of prepositions. Mistakes are often made in this area, so, in this lesson we will address five common errors that many foreigners, even the more advanced ones, tend to make. I hope this guide helps you avoid them in the future!

In this lesson I will show you the most common mistakes that both foreigners and Italians make with Italian verbs. It’s about doubts that even some Italians have, so it’s not a lesson just for beginners, but a lesson for everyone!

How do people speak in the different Italian regions? That’s this lesson’s topic! According to the Italian region in which you are, you could hear some odd expressions you have never heard before. It’s normal as each region has its own idioms that are more used in that area, but known all over Italy. These expressions are fascinating because they are influenced by the local dialects or the history and the culture of the different regions. Let’s see the most famous and common ones!

This article will deal with the 5 most frequent mistakes to avoid when using a very common Italian verb: SUCCEDERE.

Learning a language solely through a textbook or while focusing only on grammar can be tiring, boring and uninspiring. Now, I’m not saying that this kind of studying shouldn’t be done, because it’s still essential. What I mean is that alternating study with moments of relaxation and fun (but equally “didactic”) activities, such as watching a film or TV series, can be very useful.

The Italian language often hides nuances and meanings that are different from what you seem to understand on the surface. To help you deal with any conversation in this article we present ten idiomatic expressions used in colloquial Italian and related to means of transport… which often have nothing to do with actual vehicles!