Partitives In Italian: Using The Word 'Ne'
The Italian partitive is a special kind of pronoun which functions as a back-reference. It refers back to a direct object specified in a previous sentence - or possibly later in the current sentence.
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Onomatopoeia In Italian: How Animals Talk In Italia
One of the more enjoyable details about learning a new language is learning how animals talk - onomatopoeia.
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Useful Word Patterns In Italian To Sound More Fluent
Today, we'll look at a few more useful Italian word patterns I've found.
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Essential Italian Word Patterns Every Learner Should Know
Here are some essential Italian word patterns that every learner of the language will encounter.
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Verb + Preposition + Infinitive Patterns In Italian
In my last post, I talked about the importance of learning word patterns when learning Italian. Today, I want to focus on verb + prep. + infin. patterns.
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Difficult Italian Words With More Than One Meaning
In my Italian studies so far this year, I've run into several situations where a word can mean two completely different things.
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Essential Italian Phrases For Travel
In this post, we're talking about essential Italian phrases that you should know to be able to describe about yourself for basic survival.
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How To Name And Describe Body Parts In Italian
Today we'll look at how to describe and name body parts in Italian that every beginner learner should know.
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Beginner's Guide To Using Adjectives In Italian
Today we'll look at some vital descriptive words in Italian that every learner should know.
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Basic Italian Verb Conjugation: A Beginner's Guide
There's an incredible amount that can be done after learning a few basic verbs and their conjugation. Here are a few really useful verbs for Italian.