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How to Catch a Cold in Italian
to catch or get a cold is
prendere
(to take). It's often used reflexively, prendersi...
Adverbs Formed from Adjectives: Some Easy Tricks
detto chiaramente ai suoi collaboratori, prima di
prendere
qualsiasi iniziativa... I told your colleagues very...
How to Get Mad in Italian
similar situations. But prendersela contains the verb
prendere
(to take). It might be helpful to...
Solutions to Exercises from "A Relative Pronoun Shortcut"
è una giornata molto tranquilla in cui si può
prendere
il sole in santa pace. E, invece,...
A Relative Pronoun Shortcut
vedere, è una giornata molto tranquilla dove si può
prendere
il sole in santa pace. And, on...
Absolutely Superlative!
is piccolo (small): e aveva soltanto un balcone... per
prendere
un po' d'aria e un appartamento piccolo...
The Good, the Bad...
a different way. Vuoi tu, Lara Rubino,
prendere
il qui presente Luca Manara Do you...
Extra Reading References
you can simply lie on the grass,
prendere
il sole e leggere un buon libro....
Conjugated Verbs + Infinitives Part 1
troppo (one shouldn’t eat too much). Sarebbe preferibile
prendere
un'altra strada (it would be preferable to take...
Simpatico
73-74, L'oro di Scampia - film Play Caption
Prendere
in simpatia is “to take a liking to”...
Getting Upset with Prendersela
to understand it better in grammatical terms.
Prendere
is the infinitive of the verb. +Se (to oneself)...
Chiuso per Ferie: The Slowest Week of the Year
pagare l'assicurazione della macchina (paying your car insurance)
prendere
un appuntamento col dentista (making a appointment with...
Getting Someone’s Attention in Italian: Ascoltare and Sentire
urgency with ascolta. Ascolta Lara, a volte bisogna
prendere
delle scorciatoie, no? Listen Lara, sometimes you...
Giardino vs Orto
bar a leggere il giornale o a
prendere
il caffè, When Natale isn't at the...
Pizza al taglio, aperitivi, and stuzzichini
they go home for dinner: fare or
prendere
l’aperitivo (to have an aperitif). As we’ll...
Summer Offerings
to do on a hot afternoon is
prendere
un gelato (go for ice cream), especially...
Different Shades of Sì
doubt: Of course it’s yes. Ma posso
prendere
anche la metropolitana? But can I also...
The Simple Things in Life
talking to the waiter. The verb is
prendere
(to take). I’ll have the fish. You...
Fitto and fitta: Do they mean the same thing?
place, you "take it as a rental,"
prendere
in affitto. But when we talk about "the...
More on Riprendere
Mi riprendo un altro caffè Play Caption
Prendere
(to take) is the basic verb. The prefix ri- generally...
Verbi pronominali - Pronominal Verbs
are added on to the original verb (
prendere
in this case). But let’s take a closer...
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