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Chiuso per Ferie: The Slowest Week of the Year
in Italy when it's hard to get
ce
rtain things done because so many shops and...
Verbs of Uncertainty and the Subjunctive
need to use what’s called il congiuntivo (subjunctive mood).
Ce
rtain verbs, usually having to do with some...
The Need to Need: Bisogna and Bisogno
for myself.) He also could have said:
C’
era bisogno di inventarsi tutto. (There was need [it was necessary] to invent...
The Gender Gap
Added to this is the fact that
ce
rtain nouns take a masculine article even though...
The Italian Alphabet - Part 2
Can you spell that for me? Sì,
ce
rto! Yes, of course! Como, Livorno, Ancona, Udine,...
Pizza al taglio, aperitivi, and stuzzichini
the same oven, you’ll often see la
ce
cina, made from farina di
ce
ci (chickpea flour). Learn more here. Liguria and...
Being Polite with Dare del Lei
informal “you?”). The answer is almost always: sì,
ce
rto! ...
Fare Figura: To Make an Impression
In
ce
rtain situations, it’s important to put one’s best...
Different Shades of Sì
to the point to use words like
ce
rto (certainly), va bene (OK), senz’altro (definitely), or...
Magari — A Magic Word
S1EP2 - Vendemmia tardiva Play Caption Eh sì,
ce
rto... -No, no, dammi il telefono! Oh yes,...
Attention, please!
request or a command, and indicates a
ce
rtain degree of importance or urgency as well...
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