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Un bar italiano – Italian bar
La giornata in un bar italiano, a day in an Italian bar. We are going to learn what people drink and eat in an …
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Italian Emotions: Sono Felice, Ho Paura, Mi Sento
🔍 In short. Italian emotions are built on three frames, not one: essere + adjective (sono felice, “I’m happy”), sentirsi + adjective (mi sento …
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Italian Numbers: Cardinals, Ordinals, Dates and Age
🔍 In short. Italian numbers are mostly regular once you know the first twenty. The traps are few but real: uno is the only …
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Italian House Vocabulary: Rooms, Furniture, Ads (A2)
Learn italian house vocabulary at A2: types of homes, the five rooms, furniture, real-estate ads, prepositions with casa, idioms, dialog and FAQ.
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Italian Body Parts: La Testa, Le Mani, Il Braccio
🔍 In short. Italian body parts come with two grammar habits English does not have. First, Italian uses the definite article, not the possessive: …
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Italian Combined Pronouns: Me Lo, Glielo, Gliene
🔍 In short. Italian combined pronouns (pronomi combinati) are what you get when an indirect and a direct unstressed pronoun meet in the same …
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Ci and Ne in Italian: The Two Tricky Particles
🔍 In short. Ci and ne in Italian are two tiny particles that carry half of spoken Italian. Ci stands for a place already …
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Italian Filler Words: Cioè, Insomma, Allora and More
🔍 In short. Italian filler words and interjections are the small words that carry no information but enormous tone: allora (so, well), cioè (I …
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