Today we will see how to conjugate Italian ire verbs. The conjugation is very similar to that of the verbs in -ere that we saw in another article (only the second person plural changes). Continue reading
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Italian adverbs: rules, examples and exercises
Today we are going to talk about Italian adverbs. First of all, it’s important to know that an adverb is a word that we use to describe a verb, an adjective, another adverb or a whole sentence (unlike adjectives which describe a noun or a pronoun). Adverbs are also invariable.
Italian FARE: uses and conjugation of one of the most important Italian verbs
Today we are going to talk about one of the most important verbs in Italian: FARE (to do).
5 difficult Italian words: addirittura, anzi, macché, mica, prego
Today we are going to talk about some difficult Italian words that are worth knowing, as even advanced learners often have doubts about how to use them.
Italian ERE verbs: learn how to conjugate them
Today we will learn more about Italian ERE verbs. As you may know, in Italian verbs are grouped according to their ending and the classification goes from verbs ending in -are (amare), -ere (vedere) and -ire (aprire).
10 ways to say thank you in Italian with English translation
Learning how to say thank you in Italian is among the first things we study when we are learning Italian.
100 most common Italian words you need to know
If you want to visit Italy and learn some of the most common Italian words, this article is for you. We have prepared a list of the most used Italian words so that you can talk with local people once you are there.
How to use Italian if clauses with examples and exercises
Today we will learn how to use Italian if clauses. Since Italian belongs to the Romance or Neolatin family of languages, it features quite a complex verbal system. Therefore, unlike other languages, we can know who the verb’s action doer is, in what tense the action is being done, and in which mode without resorting to placing an express subject in the sentence. Continue reading
How to use and conjugate the subjunctive in Italian
Today we will learn the Italian subjunctive, most especially its present tense. As you know, it is one of the most mysterious verbal modes from the Romance languages, particularly Italian. But if we start using it in a practical manner, its mysteriousness just fades away.
Discover how to use CI and NE in Italian
Today we will find out about two very peculiar words, ci and ne in Italian. You may have heard of them in books and other printed materials, you may have found them in movies and TV programs, and you might by now have a slight clue of what this article will be about. Here we will be showing in detail how to use these very Italian particles.