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Uffa! Italian Interjections. A fun guide to Italian emotions.
Italians are passionate and emotional, and so is our language. INTERIEZIONI An interiezione (or esclamazione) is an inviariable part of a sentence (no masculine …
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Italian punctuation and computer language – PODCAST
Doyouknowwhat’savirgolainItalian?Learnsomekeywordsrelatedtotyping,computerhardware,verbsandtrytounderstandsomesentences.Listentothepodcast. TheexamplesatthebottomarejustinItalian.Pleasemakeaneffortanttrytotranslatethem.Sendmeanemailoraskyourquestionsinthecommentsifyouneedhelp. PUNCTUATION The@markinItalianis”chiocciola”(snail)becauseithastheshapeofaspiral. Itmakessense,doesn’tit? HARDWARE VERBS SENTENCES Devispegnereilcomputerquandofiniscidiusarlo. Nonriescoacaricareilfile. Abbiamo salvatoildocumentosullachiavettaUSB. Luihacancellatoilprogramma. Giuliastascaricandolamusica. Puoistamparequestidocumenti,perfavore? Possiamochattarestaserasetiva. Ilmiocomputernonèancoraconnesso. Seiinlinea?Pronto,cisei? Thanksforreading.Pleaseselectyourlevelandtryourlanguagequizzes.Apresto!
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Italian verbs followed by the preposition “DI”.
Some Italian verbs followed by the preposition “di” can support a second verb (infinitive) and describe decisions, thoughts, opinions, hope and much more. Learn with some examples. Penso …
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Travelling in Italy – Language quiz
If you’re on a mobile phone, flip it horizontally. Enjoy!
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Le congiunzioni: Italian coordinating conjunctions, a complete guide.
Le congiunzioni, Italian coordinating conjunctions, connect sentences, parts of the same sentence or other groups of words. Italian conjunctions, prepositions and pronouns, are all connectors, or connettivi …
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Italian verbs followed by the preposition “a”.
Some Italian verbs followed by the preposition “a” can support a second verb and give more structure to a sentence. They describe actions such as …
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Preposizioni, Italian prepositions: a nearly complete guide.
Italian prepositions are challenging. Hopefully, some simple examples will help you Prepositions VS Conjunctions Italian simple prepositions are eight, usually taught in the following order …
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10 sentences Italian children learn at the table
The dining table is the most important piece of furniture in Italian houses. Italian familial relationships are forged “a tavola” and children learn very …
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