Farcela is a very common Italian pronominal verb. It’s a pronominal verb because it’s composed by the verb fare plus the pronouns ce + la. Farcela in italian can be used in different situations. So, let’s see when and how to use the verb farcela. Conjugation of Farcela The conjugation of this verb is pretty …
Italian vocabulary
How to use the Italian word ecco
The Italian word ecco can have many uses in Italian. Today, you’re going to learn how Italians use ecco. Let’s start. Ecco Ecco is used to call the attention of somebody to something that is happening. Example: a. Ecco che arriva Luca! Look, Luca is coming! It’s used to indicate something. When you use ecco …
What do qui, qua, lì, là mean?
Qui qua, lì, là sono quattro parole largamente usate in italiano per indicare un luogo. Qui, qua, lì, là are four Italian words that are widely used in Italian to indicate location. Quindi, oggi ti spiegherò come usare qui, qua, lì, là. So, today I’m going to explain you how to use qui, qua, lì, …
Difference between cosa and quale in Italian
Today I’d like to talk about the difference between cosa and quale in Italian as question words. I’ll cover also the meaning of cosa, che cosa and che when you want to ask a question in Italian. Quale Quale asks you to choose or pick one or more things among which other options are possible. …
Cioè in Italian, what does it mean?
Cosa vuol dire cioè in italiano e quando posso usare questa utilissima parola italiana? What does cioè means in Italian and when can I use this incredibly useful Italian word? Cercherò di rispondere a queste domande in questo nuovo articolo bilingue. I’ll try to answer these questions in this new bilingual article. Cioè Cioè è …