Italian Word of the Day: Formicolio (swarm / pins and needles)
Formicolio is the word in Italian for both swarm and pins and needles. Being a masculine noun, it takes the following definite and indefinite articles: Before we attempt to explain…
Italian Word of the Day: Formicolio (swarm / pins and needles)
Formicolio is the word in Italian for both swarm and pins and needles. Being a masculine noun, it takes the following definite and indefinite articles: Before we attempt to explain…
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Italian Phrase: Cosa fai nella vita? (What do you do for a living?)
If you are curious to know what someone does for a living, the most natural phrase you can use in Italian is: Cosa fai nella vita? What do you do for a living? The literal…
Italian Phrase: Cosa fai nella vita? (What do you do for a living?)
If you are curious to know what someone does for a living, the most natural phrase you can use in Italian is: Cosa fai nella vita? What do you do for a living? The literal…
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The Italian “E” with an Accent – È and É
In Italian, there are three different ways you can write the letter E. Normally it is written in its plain form «e» but sometimes it may be accompanied by an accent – either a grave accent (`) or an acute…
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Stare vs Essere – What’s the difference between these Italian verbs?
The Italian language has multiple verbs that, on the surface, appear to have the same function, but the way in which they are used can be quite different. The reason for this is rooted in their etymology and development which,…
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The Italian “E” with an Accent – È and É
In Italian, there are three different ways you can write the letter E. Normally it is written in its plain form «e» but sometimes it may be accompanied by an accent – either a grave accent (`) or an acute…
WORD COMPARISON
Stare vs Essere – What’s the difference between these Italian verbs?
The Italian language has multiple verbs that, on the surface, appear to have the same function, but the way in which they are used can be quite different. The reason for this is rooted in their etymology and development which,…
