Allora is a very useful word in Italian. It can have several meanings and it can be used in different contexts. So, today you’re going to learn all the meanings of the Italian word allora and how to use it. Allora The first meaning of the Italian word allora is back then. As Italian synonyms …
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Mardi gras recipes – Italian chiacchiere
In Italy every year we celebrate Mardi gras. Mardi Gras, literally fat Tuesday, was celebrated because it was the last day Catholics could eat fatty foods before starting a 40 days light food diet for Easter. Today Mardi Gras in Italy is mainly a celebration day where people dress in costumes and gather to watch …
The difference between perché and siccome
Many people who are learning Italian often use perché even when they should use siccome. This generally happens because in their native language perché and because in a certain position are interchangeable but unfortunately in Italian they are not. So, what is the difference between perché and siccome in modern Italian? Let’s learn it! Siccome …
Authentic Italian crafts – Murano glass
Every region in Italy is famous for producing some specific authentic Italian crafts. Today I’d like to talk about one of the most famous Italian crafts in the world, that’s to say Murano glass. The most famous Italian area for Murano glass is, as the noun itself says, without any doubt the island of Murano. …
Meglio and Migliore – What’s the difference?
The Italian words meglio and migliore sometimes create some confusion in some Italian learners because they don’t know which one to choose when they want to make a sentence. So, today I’ve decided to explain the difference between meglio and migliore in Italian and how to use them. Ready? Let’s start. Meglio Meglio is the …
