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How to Talk About the Past in Italian: A Guide to the Passato Remoto
When you are first learning a foreign language that has different past tenses like Italian, it can be easy to get them all mixed up. In this lesson, we will show you how to use the Italian remote past tense (passato remoto), which refers to events far in the past. You will mostly come across […]
Continue readingHow to Talk About the Future in Italian: A Guide to the Futuro Semplice
In Italian, the simple future tense (futuro semplice) refers to actions which have yet to happen. Fortunately, it is much simpler than the present and the past, and both its use and conjugations are pretty straightforward. In this lesson we will show you how to conjugate and use the futuro semplice. It is not a hard […]
Continue reading15 Absolutely Must-try Italian Dishes Besides Pizza and Pasta
Synonymous with good food, sun-kissed Italy is a sweet spot that deserves to be on every foodie’s bucket list.While you should definitely indulge in classic Italian dishes like pasta and Neapolitan pizza during your stay in the Belpaese, it would be an absolute crime to limit yourself to them. Broaden your horizons, and sample some Italian […]
Continue readingThe Italian Conditional Mood: a Guide to the Condizionale Presente
One of the four finite moods in Italian, the conditional refers to hypothetical events. The Italian present conditional tense (condizionale presente) expresses what would happen under certain conditions, and roughly corresponds to “would” in English. Would you like to master the condizionale presente and express yourself in a more fluid and flexible way? Here is your guide. Let’s […]
Continue readingHow do Italians celebrate Christmas and New Year?
The Christmas holiday season is a special time to take some rest and spend quality time with friends and family. Christmas in Italy is just magical. As far as I remember, I’ve always loved the beginning of December, when the holiday vibration is perceived, with all its decorations, lights and carousels. The Christmas season is much anticipated as […]
Continue readingHow to Talk About the Future in Italian: A Guide to the Futuro Anteriore
Although English has a future perfect tense, it is rarely used. For this reason, most English speakers who decide to learn Italian are a little intimidated by the Italian future perfect tense (futuro anteriore). It is nothing to fear, though, and its rules are pretty straightforward. In this lesson, we will show you how to form, use […]
Continue readingHow to Talk About the Past in Italian: A Guide to the Trapassato Prossimo
The Italian past perfect (trapassato prossimo) may sound incredibly scary at first – but there’s good news. We use it in a similar way to when you would use the past perfect in English.In this lesson, we will show you how to use the trapassato prossimo in Italian. Once you get the hang of it, […]
Continue readingHow to Describe a Person in Italian
Buongiorno to all our readers! Today, we’ll be talking about how to describe a person in Italian. People’s differences are something to celebrate – but it does make our lives a little more difficult when learning a foreign language!From physical appearance and personality traits to professions and nationalities, we’ve got you covered. Being able to describe somebody […]
Continue readingStrange Italian Superstitions You Probably Don’t Know About
Buongiorno, and welcome back to another Italy-crazy article! What’s the best thing about exploring new cultures? Is it the delicious food? The excitement of being in a new place? The unusual sights, sounds and smells?For us, one of the most intriguing things about travelling to a new place is the difference in culture and tradition. […]
Continue readingNumbers in Italian: Everything You Need to Know
Welcome back to another one of our Italian lessons! Today we’re looking at something that seems so simple, but is actually one of the most important aspects of learning a language: nailing your numbers. Whether you’re counting to ten, asking for the time or writing the date, we’ve got you covered!Learning your numbers in Italian […]
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