Learn Italian Irregular Comparatives And Superlatives
In addition to regular comparative forms, there are also some irregular comparatives and superlatives for Italian adjectives and adverbs.
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How To Form Italian Comparatives And Superlatives
In this post, I'll show you how to form Italian comparatives and superlatives.
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Learning A Language? You Need A Frequency List
Learning a language? Here's why frequency lists are so important (and how to use them).
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Beginner's Italian: Formal Subject Pronoun Guide
Instead of pluralizing the second person, or adding a title (like sir), Italians abstract into the third person. In the singular, this means that they call each other 'she'.
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How Italians Use Abbreviations In Messages
I recently found a list of SMS abbreviations for Italian, and I'd like to share them.
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Beginner's Italian: Guide To Prepositions
Italian prepositions are those short words which express conditions, directions, specifications, places and times, such as of, over, to, from, etc.
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Beginner Italian Guide: How To Use Imperatives
In this post, I'll explain in simple terms how to form and use the Italian imperative.
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The Italian Imperfect Tense (Imperfetto) Simplified
When describing an action that was ongoing at some time in the past, you need to use an imperfect verb tense, and that is what the imperfetto is.
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Italian Basics: The T-V Distinction
It most likely started in Rome, with the Latin pronouns tu and vos, but these days it can be seen in many languages throughout the world.
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Italian For Beginners: Il Passato Remoto
oday, we're going to cover il passato remoto, the Italian verb tense used to describe things that happened long ago.