Italian Word of the Day: Barlume (flicker / glimmer)
What I consider a rather romantic-sounding term in Italian is barlume (masculine, plural: barlumi) which is the word for any kind of dim light, such as a glimmer, flicker or…
Italian Word of the Day: Barlume (flicker / glimmer)
What I consider a rather romantic-sounding term in Italian is barlume (masculine, plural: barlumi) which is the word for any kind of dim light, such as a glimmer, flicker or…
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How to Say “What are you doing?” in Italian (Che cosa stai facendo?)
If you want to ask someone what they are doing in Italian, you can pose the question in the following manner: Che cosa stai facendo? What are you doing? Let’s take a look at each…
How to Say “What are you doing?” in Italian (Che cosa stai facendo?)
If you want to ask someone what they are doing in Italian, you can pose the question in the following manner: Che cosa stai facendo? What are you doing? Let’s take a look at each…
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Italian Phrases & Quotes from the Disney Pixar Movie ‘Luca’ 2021
On June 18th 2021, Disney Pixar released its most recent movie Luca, a sweet “coming of age” story that takes place on the Italian Riviera. It tells the tale of Luca Paguro, a sea monster boy who is able to…
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Mattino vs Mattina – What’s the difference?
Mattino (masculine) and mattina (feminine), both of which translate as morning in English, are two words of different genders that derive from the same Latin adjective matutinus. They indicate the part of the day between dawn and noon. Their respective…
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Italian Phrases & Quotes from the Disney Pixar Movie ‘Luca’ 2021
On June 18th 2021, Disney Pixar released its most recent movie Luca, a sweet “coming of age” story that takes place on the Italian Riviera. It tells the tale of Luca Paguro, a sea monster boy who is able to…
WORD COMPARISON
Mattino vs Mattina – What’s the difference?
Mattino (masculine) and mattina (feminine), both of which translate as morning in English, are two words of different genders that derive from the same Latin adjective matutinus. They indicate the part of the day between dawn and noon. Their respective…
