Using our five senses—sight, hearing, touch, taste, and smell—is really important when learning a new language. They help us absorb information better and remember it more effectively. So, today let’s use them in a slightly different way. You’ll keep improving your Italian by exploring five different Italian expressions, each one linked to one of your …
Italian vocabulary
Learn new Italian words with this method
Uno dei tanti modi che abbiamo per ampliare il nostro vocabolario italiano è quello di imparare parole che hanno suoni simili ma significati suoni simili ma con significati molto diversi. One of the many ways we have to broaden our Italian vocabulary is to learn words that share similar sounds but have very different meanings. …
What’s the difference between smettere and fermare?
Smettere and fermare are two verbs that might confuse English speakers at first because in English the translation for both verbs is always “to stop”. However, in Italian, as you might have already guessed, smettere and fermare hold distinct meanings and applications. So, today you will learn how to use smettere and fermare in Italian …
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Six Italian expressions related to speed
Italian language is rich with colorful expressions that vividly depict various aspects of life. When it comes to describing speed, we have some fascinating idioms that perfectly capture the essence of swiftness or slowness. In this article, I’ll list six Italian expressions related to speed and uncover their meanings and usage. 1. Andare a tutta …
Learn five new Italian words from the word pacco
Learning a new language is always an exciting adventure, and today we’ll embark on a journey to explore five interesting Italian words and expressions derived from the word “pacco.” Are you ready? Let’s start! **Attention one of these words has a vulgar meaning that I’m going to cover. If you’re too sensitive, I’d suggest you …
