Italian Word of the Day: Sedia (chair / seat)
The Italian word for chair is sedia. It comes from the ancient sieda which in turn derives from the verb sedere (to sit). Sedia is a feminine noun, and the…
Italian Word of the Day: Sedia (chair / seat)
The Italian word for chair is sedia. It comes from the ancient sieda which in turn derives from the verb sedere (to sit). Sedia is a feminine noun, and the…
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Italian Phrase of the Week: Ma dai! (Oh, come on! / Seriously?)
If you want to express absolute disbelief in Italian, an exclamation you simply cannot afford not to learn is Ma dai! Ma dai! Oh, come on! / Seriously? Ma is the word for but, whereas…
Italian Phrase of the Week: Ma dai! (Oh, come on! / Seriously?)
If you want to express absolute disbelief in Italian, an exclamation you simply cannot afford not to learn is Ma dai! Ma dai! Oh, come on! / Seriously? Ma is the word for but, whereas…
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French vs Italian Language: 5 Similarities & 5 Differences
If you are learning Italian and thinking of studying another language at the same time, one of the easiest you can choose is French. Although they share many similar characteristics due to their shared Latin heritage, there is enough that…
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French vs Italian Language: 5 Similarities & 5 Differences
If you are learning Italian and thinking of studying another language at the same time, one of the easiest you can choose is French. Although they share many similar characteristics due to their shared Latin heritage, there is enough that…
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French vs Italian Language: 5 Similarities & 5 Differences
If you are learning Italian and thinking of studying another language at the same time, one of the easiest you can choose is French. Although they share many similar characteristics due to their shared Latin heritage, there is enough that…
WORD COMPARISON
French vs Italian Language: 5 Similarities & 5 Differences
If you are learning Italian and thinking of studying another language at the same time, one of the easiest you can choose is French. Although they share many similar characteristics due to their shared Latin heritage, there is enough that…
