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il si impersonale
languages
586
lessons found
Ci: There's
A
lways More to Say
A
bout It!
object of the preposition. So we’re talking
a
bout
a
n indirect pronoun. She uses some examples that give
a
fairly clear idea of how to use ci in...
Cercare, Tentare and Provare: to Try
evidence). e quindi tutte le prove sono
a
carico di Ninetta. and so
a
ll the proof is against Ninetta. Caption 63,...
The Ci in C'è
literally (what is there?) does not work
a
t
a
ll! Lastly, let’s not forget the popular song...
Conjugated Verbs + Infinitives Part 1
in the infinitive in different ways. Sometimes
a
preposition (to,
a
t, of) is needed and sometimes not. Let's...
More on Mettere (to Put)
Marika explains
a
ll
a
bout the verb mettere (to put) in this video lesson. As...
Using the Subjunctive in Conversation
nulla. or that she hadn't come home
a
t
a
ll. Captions 82-83, Il Commissario Manara - S1EP10 - Un...
Recuperare (To Recover)
cognate for this, “to recuperate,” but the Italian recuperare is
a
bout much more than getting well
a
fter
a
n illness or injury! In English we also...
Meglio Tardi che Mai: Better Late than Never
Ci vediamo più tardi. We’ll see each other later.
A
l più tardi means "
a
t the latest." Devi spedire questa lettera domani al...
A
nother Look at Insomma
asking Luca’s sister how she likes staying
a
t Ada’s hotel. Ah,
a
proposito, come ti trovi da Ada? Ah,...
What's the Difference Between infatti and in effetti ?
A
Yabla subscriber has asked
a
bout the difference between infatti and in effetti. The question is...
Pregare: Praying, Begging, Requesting, and Saying "Please"
for example, when you are in line
a
t the supermarket and you let
a
person go ahead of you for whatever reason....
Accents Make the Difference
written Italian. In speaking, If you’re not sure
a
bout whether
a
vowel is open or closed, say the...
Fregarsene: To Not Care
affect me any less, I don't give
a
hoot
a
bout it). Note: In English we often use...
Sospetto: Suspiciously Suspect
take a direct object, or no object
a
t
a
ll. The adjective sospettoso (suspicious) describes
a
person who has
a
suspicious or mistrustful...
Casomai: If Need Be
some contexts, we can also translate casomai as “if
a
t
a
ll,” or “if ever,” and this corresponds more...
The Trentino-Alto Adige Region
Südtirol region of Italy here. But let’s take
a
closer look
a
t the name itself: Trentino-Alto Adige. The Alto Adige part of...
Simpatico
solo una simpatia, un'amicizia... if it's just
a
n attraction,
a
friendship... Captions 73-74, L'oro di Scampia - film...
Life Events: Nascere, Vivere, Morire
one of the most famous opera arias of
a
ll. In fact, the aria is
a
great source of verbs in the passato remoto. Vissi d’arte, vissi d’amore,...
Photography Words
Play Caption We can also scattare una foto (take
a
picture). Learn more
a
bout the verb scattare here. The verb scattare has to do with...
Understanding the Reciprocal Reflexive Form
avere una forma riflessiva o reciproga. Almost
a
ll Italian verbs can have
a
reflexive or reciprocal form. Caption 32, Marika...
Fondente
In a recent episode of Commissario Manara, there is
a
play on words that could do with...
Committed and Busy with Impegno, Impegnato, and Impegnarsi
a look. The noun form impegno can refer to
a
commitment
a
t work,
a
n errand,
a
n appointment. Comunque abbiamo un sacco...
The Passato Remoto in Basilicata
was a philosopher and historian, and sometimes
a
politician, but he was not
a
n artist, so we can infer that he...
Ancora: Again, Still, Yet, and More
or “kiss me some more,” which has
a
slightly more emotional and intense feeling
a
bout it. Context and tone are key! In...
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