Italian language

If you are considering learning Italian, you may have asked yourself if Italian grammar is difficult. Many native English speakers or, in general, those who have not had much experience of Romance languages, find the Italian grammar baffling and intimidating, and feel that it has too many rules. Italian grammar can be complex and challenging, […]

Learners of Italian on Duolingo think that the Italian course is too short. Duolingo might be prioritizing languages which are spoken more widely around the world (e.g. Spanish) to attract a larger user base to the platform and increase their revenue through various income streams such as Duolingo Plus subscriptions. In this article I will

Written by Federica  in Italian language, Italian verbs The Italian verb sentire translates into English as to hear and, more rarely, to listen. Sentire also means to feel (any physical sensation such as temperature, smell or pain, but also feelings). Sentire is a regular verb belonging to the Italian third conjugation, where the infinitive form ends in -ire. Sentire

The Italian language has several adjectives that begin with the letter “M”. For this article, we have identified sixty three. Keep reading for the full list of adjectives, in alphabetical order, as well as their meanings and examples of their usage. Macchinoso (complex / complicated / convoluted) The Italian adjective macchinoso is used for a

Maybe you are renting or buying property in Italy, or are visiting friends or family and would like to have more words to describe their house. If so, this article is for you! The best way to describe a house in Italian is to use the formula: Questa casa è… (this house is…) followed by

Written by Federica  in Italian language, Italian verbs Avere is one of the most prevalent Italian verbs, and translates into English as to have, to own and, sometimes, to get. Avere is irregular in some tenses, such as the present indicative tense, and regular in others. It belongs to the Italian second conjugation, where the infinitive form ends