(A2) Elementary
- 07/08/2023
Understanding the Verb “Fare” The Italian language is known for its rich and versatile verbs, and one such verb is “fare.” The verb “fare” encompasses various meanings such as “to...
- 02/23/2022
What is the present progressive? If you need to say something that is happening right now, you’ll need to use the present progressive in Italian (presente progressivo). It is equivalent...
- 10/01/2021
To go vs. to go out In this post, we’re going to focus on the verbs uscire and andare conjugation in the present tense, and we’re going to see some...
- 09/30/2021
What is servire a in Italian? The expression servire a is used in Italian to describe the purpose something serves (yes, servire on its own can also mean to serve)....
- 09/28/2021
What restare and rimanere mean in Italian? In this lesson, we will look at the Italian verbs restare and rimanere. They both mean to remain, to be left, to stay. Let’s have...
- 09/26/2021
I got hungry in Italian In Italian, there are two expressions for saying “I got hungry” and “I got thirsty”: mi è venuta fame and mi è venuta sete. Let’s see...
- 09/24/2021
What are opposite adjectives? Learning a foreign language is great! It can also be fun, rewarding, and exciting. Some other times you might think it’s exhausting, challenging, and overwhelming. The...
- 09/23/2021
What is finché in Italian? Finché can be translated into English as long as both in an abstract and time-related sense. Let’s get started! Finché va bene a lui, va bene...
- 09/16/2021
What does intanto mean in Italian? In this lesson, we’re going to learn about a very common time word: intanto, which means in the meantime. Interestingly, though, this time word...
