#41: Impersonal Verbs
Impersonal verbs are used when the subject is unspecified, and only in the third person singular. There are two main categories of impersonal verbs: weather verbs, and necessity and occurrence verbs.S...
28 Jul 20228min
#40: How to Use the Word "Tutto"
The main meaning of the Italian word “tutto” in English is “everything”. However, “tutto” is not a straightforward word because it can work as an adjective, a pronoun, or an adverb, and we also find i...
21 Jul 20227min
#39: Twenty Useful Italian Filler Words
Filler words are used to fill in the gaps in conversations. They can help us take a pause when we are not sure what to say in Italian. In this lesson learn common filler words used by Italian speakers...
14 Jul 20228min
#38: Five Main Uses of "Allora"
You probably have already heard the Italian word “allora”. This word is very versatile and can be used in a variety of situations depending on the meaning we want to convey.Start learning Italian toda...
7 Jul 20227min
#37: Verbs with Prepositions
Some Italian verbs require the use of prepositions. For example “to play” in English, when talking about playing a game, in Italian translates into “giocare a”, requiring the preposition “a”.Start lea...
30 Jun 20227min
#36: Common (Light) Italian Insults
In Italian, there are quite a few insults that use animal-related words. In this episode, we cover common (light) Italian insults. Listen to this episode and practice your Italian pronunciation.Start ...
23 Jun 20227min
#35: The Impersonal "Si" Construction
The impersonal si construction is used when the subject is unspecified. In English, the translation can be made with the subject “people” and “everybody”.Start learning Italian today!1. Download this ...
16 Jun 20228min
#34: Verbs That Use Both "Essere" and "Avere"
Even though most verbs will use either “essere” or “avere” in compound tenses, there are certain verbs that can use both depending on whether the verb has a transitive or intransitive function.Start l...
9 Jun 20229min
