Renting an Apartment in Italy: Key Italian Phrases (A2-B1) Table of Contents https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Knxxnactmdw Renting an apartment in Italy for your holidays means, sooner or later, a real conversation with the owner — checking in, asking where things are, maybe dealing with something that doesn’t work. Here’s the vocabulary and two real dialogues to handle it […]
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Italian Prepositions DI, A, DA, IN: The Complete Guide (With Examples)
Italian Prepositions DI, A, DA, IN: The Complete Guide (With Examples) Indice DI, A, DA and IN are four of the smallest words in Italian — and four of the easiest to get wrong. Each one covers several unrelated uses, so there’s no single rule that works for all of them. Here’s each preposition broken […]
Italian Prepositions CON SU PER TRA FRA: The Complete Guide
Italian Prepositions CON, SU, PER, TRA/FRA: The Complete Guide Indice Italian has eight simple prepositions — we already covered DI, A, DA, IN. Today it’s the other four: CON, SU, PER, TRA and FRA. Here’s each one broken down with its main uses and real examples. CON in Italian: company, tool, manner 1. CON for […]
Italian Supermarket Phrases: Vocabulary and Expressions You Need (A2)
Italian Supermarket Phrases: Vocabulary and Expressions You Need (A2) Indice Ever walked into an Italian supermarket and had the cashier say something you didn’t understand at all? Here’s the vocabulary and the real phrases actually used in an Italian supermarket, from the produce counter to checkout. Basic supermarket vocabulary Before the dialogues, here are the […]
Italian Indirect Object Pronouns: Mi, Ti, Gli, Le Explained
Italian Indirect Object Pronouns: Mi, Ti, Gli, Le Explained Indice If you can say “mi piace la pizza” without a second thought but freeze up on “le telefono” or “gli scrivo un messaggio,” the gap is indirect object pronouns. Here’s what they are, which verbs use them, and where they go in a sentence. What […]
BOH, MAH, BEH in Italian: What They Really Mean (And How to Use Them)
BOH, MAH, BEH in Italian: What They Really Mean (And How to Use Them) Indice BOH, MAH and BEH are some of the most common words in spoken Italian — and you’ll almost never find them in a grammar book. They look interchangeable, but they’re not: each one carries a different shade of meaning. Here’s […]
