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In this lesson, we are going to talk about the 27 Italian words that, according some studies and researches, represent 50% of texts and conversation of every Italian and, therefore they’re used n most of contexts and situations! We are going to subdivide them into 3 main categories:  nouns, adjectives and verbs.

In today’s article we are going to cover a topic that is not related to grammar, that many don’t know, but it’s still quite interesting, namely: verbs to indicate the sounds of animals, at least the most famous ones. Let’s get it started!

In today’s lesson we are going to deal with 4 words that can be troublesome to many students: buono,  bello, bravo, bene. They can generate some confusion but, if you’ll stay with us until the end we are going to dispel any doubts about these tricky words.

In today’s lesson we are going to talk about terms related to objects and equipment we can commonly find in the kitchen… do you know them all?

In today’s video we are going to deal with booking a hotel room and we are going to see the most common terms used in this field. Are you ready?

Saying “non lo so” is absolutely correct grammatically speaking, but let’s face it: using this sentence all the time is not the best way to express yourself… That’s why we’ve selected some alternatives to avoid saying “non lo so”!