Italian Grammar Made Easy

Italian Grammar Made Easy

Simplified audio lessons, printable guides, auto-graded quizzes, and specific action steps to help you learn Italian grammar with ease. This is the mission of the Italian Grammar Made Easy podcast!


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#163: The "Trapassato Remoto" in Italian

#163: The "Trapassato Remoto" in Italian

The past anterior, or “trapassato remoto”, is a past tense in Italian that is used to describe an action that was completed before another action in the past, especially in literary and historical con...

28 Nov 20247min

#162: Fifteen Jubilee Italian Words

#162: Fifteen Jubilee Italian Words

The Jubilee offers a unique opportunity to expand Italian vocabulary, with terms that highlight religious and cultural traditions, such as “pellegrinaggio” (pilgrimage) and “perdono” (forgiveness).Sta...

21 Nov 20247min

#161: How to Use “Appena”, “Subito”, and “Immediatamente”

#161: How to Use “Appena”, “Subito”, and “Immediatamente”

“Appena”, “subito”, and “immediatamente” all imply immediacy in Italian but vary based on context. Learn how to use these common Italian words in this lesson!Start learning Italian today!1. Explore mo...

14 Nov 20246min

#160: Gli Azzurri nel Mondo del Calcio (Italian Only)

#160: Gli Azzurri nel Mondo del Calcio (Italian Only)

La nazionale italiana di calcio è conosciuta come “Gli Azzurri” per via delle loro divise azzurre, un colore che è diventato simbolo dello sport italiano. Questo colore ha radici storiche e religiose....

7 Nov 20247min

#159: The Difference Between "Città", "Paese", and "Villaggio"

#159: The Difference Between "Città", "Paese", and "Villaggio"

In Italian, the terms “città”, “paese”, and “villaggio” each refer to settlements of varying sizes and characteristics, from large, urban “città” to rural “villaggio”.Start learning Italian today!1. E...

31 Okt 20245min

#158: The "Futuro Anteriore" in Italian

#158: The "Futuro Anteriore" in Italian

The “futuro anteriore” (future perfect) is a compound tense in Italian that describes actions completed before another action in the future.Start learning Italian today!1. Explore more simple Italian ...

24 Okt 20248min

#157: The Difference Between “Vedere”, “Vedersi”, “Sentire”, and “Sentirsi”

#157: The Difference Between “Vedere”, “Vedersi”, “Sentire”, and “Sentirsi”

The Italian verbs “vedere”, “vedersi”, “sentire”, and “sentirsi” differ in meaning and use. Each verb applies in specific contexts to convey different nuances of action or perception.Start learning It...

17 Okt 20246min

#156: How to Use the "Passato Remoto" in Italian

#156: How to Use the "Passato Remoto" in Italian

The “passato remoto” is a verb tense used in Italian to express actions that occurred in the distant past, primarily in formal or written contexts such as literature and history.Start learning Italian...

10 Okt 20246min

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