Italian Word of the Day: Fischio (whistle)
The word fischio in Italian refers to any kind of high-pitched sound emitted by blowing through the teeth and lips, in addition to a similar range of sounds emitted by…
Italian Word of the Day: Fischio (whistle)
The word fischio in Italian refers to any kind of high-pitched sound emitted by blowing through the teeth and lips, in addition to a similar range of sounds emitted by…
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Italian Phrase: Sei pronto/a? (Are you ready?)
If you want to ask someone if they are ready in Italian, you can use the phrases Sei pronto? for a man or Sei pronta? for a woman. Sei pronto? Sei pronta? Are you ready?…
Italian Phrase: Sei pronto/a? (Are you ready?)
If you want to ask someone if they are ready in Italian, you can use the phrases Sei pronto? for a man or Sei pronta? for a woman. Sei pronto? Sei pronta? Are you ready?…
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10 Italian Words You’ve Been Getting Wrong (and How to Pronounce Them Correctly)
While Italian is supposedly an easy language to learn for English speakers, most learners face pronunciation challenges at some point, in part because there are so many Italian loanwords in English whose pronunciation has changed to suit the cadence of…
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A posto vs Apposto vs Apposta – What’s the difference in Italian?
When words sound similar in a language, it is extremely easy to confuse them, especially if you are a learner of that language! Three terms that learners (and sometimes even native speakers) struggle to distinguish in Italian are a posto,…
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10 Italian Words You’ve Been Getting Wrong (and How to Pronounce Them Correctly)
While Italian is supposedly an easy language to learn for English speakers, most learners face pronunciation challenges at some point, in part because there are so many Italian loanwords in English whose pronunciation has changed to suit the cadence of…
WORD COMPARISON
A posto vs Apposto vs Apposta – What’s the difference in Italian?
When words sound similar in a language, it is extremely easy to confuse them, especially if you are a learner of that language! Three terms that learners (and sometimes even native speakers) struggle to distinguish in Italian are a posto,…
