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Curious Italian Adjectives to Discover...

Posted on 23.11.2024

In Italian, do all adjectives come after the noun? True or false? The answer is false!!surprised Adjectives can also come before the noun! In fact, in certain instances, their meaning can even change! wink

How long have you been learning Italian?

Posted on 12.10.2024

How long have YOU been learning Italian? If an Italian were to ask you this, what would his question and your response be? Watch this! Engaging with locals in their native language not only helps you find your way around more easily but also creates meaningful connections and enriches your overall experience. Join Imma and Daniela for easy everyday conversation examples!

Italian Expressions with the word "ballo"!

Posted on 12.08.2024

There are several Italian expressions including the word “ballo”. What are they? Find out here! One of them is "Tirare in ballo". This may sound alarming, but it doesn't refer to being dragged into a wild dance! What does it mean? It means to bring something up in conversation or involve somebody into a situation. This Italian phrase is often used when someone is mentioned in a discussion unexpectedly, or when a topic is introduced that may cause some discomfort or controversy. Understanding the nuance of such idiomatic expressions can greatly enhance your comprehension of a language and its cultural context!

Italian expressions featuring the word "occhi" (Eyes)

Posted on 12.08.2024

Keep an eye out for these!wink

QUIZ: DO YOU REMEMBER HOW TO FORM THE PASSATO PROSSIMO?

Posted on 12.08.2024