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Do phrasal verbs exist in Italian? The answer is yes. In Italian we have some verbs called verbi sintagmatici. These verbs are composed of a verb plus a particle (accanto, addosso, appresso, attorno, avanti, contro, dentro, dietro, fuori, giù, incontro, indietro, intorno, lontano, oltre, sopra, sotto, su, via, vicino). In some cases, you can easily …
Eight Idiomatic Phrasal verbs in Italian – I verbi sintagmaticiRead More
If you’ve talked to Italians before, you’ve surely heard the words magari and forse. And maybe you’ve started to wonder if they have the same meaning or if there is a difference between these two Italian words. Well, today all your questions will be answered. Let’s start. Magari 1. Wish, desire Magari can be used …
If you have ever been to Italy and have heard some conversations Italians do, you’ve probably already run into the words figo, figata and maybe also fighetto. But what do they mean exactly? And when can we use them? Well, you’re about to learn it! But first I need to precise something. Figo, figata and …
Dai is one of the most used Italian words. If you talk with any native speaker, you’ll soon realize that the word dai can come up pretty often in your conversations. So, you’d better learn it right from the very beginning and start to use it as soon as possible to make some practice. There …
One of the easiest ways we can learn and remember new words is starting from one word and find all the other words that can be formed with it. In this way, you don’t really have to learn completely new words but just part of them. The only “difficulty”, of course, is remembering their meaning. …
Six Italian words you can learn from the word borsaRead More
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