#25: How to Use "Potere", "Riuscire", and "Sapere"
In this episode we cover three verbs: “potere”, “riuscire”, and “sapere”. Depending on context, these three verbs can all mean “to be able to” in English. The use of one or the other depends on what w...
7 Apr 20227min
#24: How to Express Probability
When expressing probability in Italian, should you use “forse” or “magari”? What’s the difference and are there other ways to say whether something is probable in Italian? Learn more in this lesson!St...
31 Mar 20227min
#23: Giving Compliments and Congratulations in Italian
What phrases can we use to compliment someone in Italian? What about congratulating someone? In this lesson, we cover essential words for giving compliments and congratulations.Start learning Italian ...
24 Mar 20228min
#22: How to Tell the Time in Italian
In this episode, we cover how to tell the time in Italian. Note that in Italy the 24-hour clock, or military time, is very common and used at museums, supermarkets, train stations, etc… For this reaso...
17 Mar 20229min
#21: How to Build Sentences in Italian
Building sentences in Italian it’s easier than you think! In this lesson, we cover the basic word order in Italian so that you can start building Italian sentences.Start learning Italian today!1. Down...
10 Mar 202210min
#20: Ten Useful Phrases for When You Forget How to Speak Italian
You’re answering a question in Italian and all of a sudden you are not sure what to say. Trust me, this happens to everyone. In this lesson, we cover ten useful phrases to use when you forget how to s...
3 Mar 20228min
#19: Twenty Ways to Say Thank You and You Are Welcome
To say “thank you” in Italian, we can simply say “grazie”. To say “you are welcome”, we can use “prego”. There are also more advanced expressions we can use in place of these basic Italian words.Start...
24 Feb 20228min
#18: The Verb "Fare": Meaning and Uses
In this episode, we talk about the verb “fare”. While the main translation in English is “to do, to make”, there are many fixed expressions with “fare”. For example: “fare una doccia” (to take a showe...
17 Feb 20228min
