Valentina Nicastro
Today we are going to explore one verb you absolutely need to know in Italian: fare. Italians use it for everything, not just for making or doing things, but for talking about hobbies, jobs, how long they’ve been stuck in line, and even the weather! Honestly, we lean on fare so much that sometimes we …
Did your Italian colleague just call in sick? Or maybe your nonna isn’t feeling her best? When someone you know isn’t well, sending a thoughtful message can work wonders —and saying “get well soon“ in Italian adds an extra touch of care. To help you spread some good vibes, here are 9 simple phrases you …
Looking for ways to say “rascal” in Italian? You’ve come to the right place! In this article, we’ll explore 12 lively and expressive words that perfectly describe a troublemaker! Whether you’re describing a cheeky youngster or someone with dubious behaviour, these terms will add personality to your vocabulary! 1. Monello/a Monello is a playful and …
Picture this: you’re short on time, di corsa (in a rush), anxiously waiting for that Italian friend who seems to be a master at making you wait forever. What do you say to mettergli fretta (rush him)? Don’t worry – whether it’s meeting up for dinner, getting ready to go out, or finishing something that …
If you thought sì was the only way to say “yes” in Italian, then you’re in for a treat. While sì may be one of the first words you learn, there are so many ways to agree with someone in this language. Whether you’re enthusiastically accepting a dinner date, reluctantly agreeing to doing something, or …
Money, money, money—it’s everywhere, right? No wonder Italian has a whole treasure trove of money idioms, each offering a fun and creative way to talk about wealth, spending, and earning. You can hear them at the bank, during budget negotiations, or in everyday conversations. Ready to dive in? Let’s explore some of the most popular …