Time to review some basic topics Regular and irregular verbs, Passato Prossimo VS Imperfetto, Essere VS Avere. If you are a beginner, check your abilities. If your level is more advanced, be careful. “Beginner” doesn’t mean “easy”. Siete pronti?
Seventh post, quiz & audio of this series. Italian idioms introduced by the preposition PER PER is an Italian simple preposition, the seventh in order of frequency after DI, A, DA, IN, CON and SU. Please take a look at the other articles of this series. Italian sayings and idioms introduced by the preposition: DI … Read more ≫
Brevemente, rivediamo i principali pronomi e aggettivi dimostrativi con un esercizio. In questa tabella, ci sono i principali aggettivi e pronomi dimostrativi. Alcuni fatti da considerare Mi piace quella macchina bianca. (aggettivo) Quella rossa, no. (pronome) L’aggettivo descrive il “nome”, il pronome lo sostituisce. “Quelli” è solo un pronome. Possiamo aggiungere alla tabella … Read more ≫
Sixth post and quiz of the series. Italian idioms introduced by the preposition SU The Italian preposition SU is the sixth most used, after DI, A, DA, IN and CON. Have a look at previous posts of this series: Italian idioms introduced by the preposition DI Italian idioms introduced by the preposition A Italian idioms … Read more ≫
Impara a scrivere un’email formale in italiano presentandoti correttamente, con i saluti e le parole adatte alla situazione. Learn how to write a formal email in Italian, introducing yourself properly, with greetings, structure and vocabulary LIVELLO: INTERMEDIO / AVANZATO Siccome scrivere un’e-mail formale in italiano è un compito abbastanza complesso, do per scontato che il … Read more ≫
Other Italian idioms introduced by the preposition CON. Yet, another article about prepositions and idioms. We are halfway to complete the series. Like all the previous articles linked down below, this is a very brief introduction with some examples of idiomatic expressions, which hopefully will help you to remember new words and speak more naturally. … Read more ≫
Italian idioms introduced by the preposition IN. The Italian preposition IN is the fourth most used, after DI, A and DA. Have a look at previous posts of this series: Italian idioms introduced by the preposition DI Italian idioms introduced by the preposition A Italian idioms introduced by the preposition DA All the Italian prepositions … Read more ≫
Italian idioms introduced by the preposition DA. The Italian preposition DA is the third most used, after DI and A. Have a look at previous posts of this series: Italian idioms introduced by the preposition DI Italian idioms introduced by the preposition A If you look up other blogs about prepositions on this site, you … Read more ≫
Other useful Italian idioms introduced by the preposition A. The Italian preposition A is the second most used in Italian, just after DI. I already wrote another blog with idioms introduced by DI. Take a look. All the Italian prepositions introduce very common expressions used in the daily spoken language. I’ve selected a few, introduced … Read more ≫
Learn some useful Italian idioms introduced by the preposition DI. The Italian preposition DI is the most widely used in our language. When we learn simple prepositions in elementary school, the order is usually this: DI – A – DA – IN – CON – SU – PER – TRA/FRA All the prepositions are … Read more ≫