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lessons found
Expression: Era ora!
was about time)! Forza, dai, dai, dai,
ci
siamo,
ci
siamo. Come on, come on,...
Qualifying Adverbs: molto, poco, abbastanza, piuttosto
see Daniela's lessons. A qui [sic], a Mondello
ci
sono molti negozi. Here in Mondello there...
More expressions with caso
translating them differently. Non lo so, non
ci
ho fatto caso, mi dispiace. I don't...
Andarsene: yet another important pronominal verb
go somewhere, we can use the particle
ci
(to, in, or at that place) as...
Farcela: a pronominal verb to have in your toolkit
that ce means the same thing as
ci
, but when we have a direct object...
Putting quadro, inquadrare, and inquadratura into focus
framed and hanging on the wall. Cristina
ci
ha detto che qualche suo quadro era...
When bello doesn't mean beautiful
as "nice" can in English. Certo che
ci
ha fatto prendere un bello spavento, eh!...
How to use the verb muovere (to move)
oneself a move). Allora ragazzi, bisogna che
ci
diamo una mossa. So, guys, we need...
Making sense of the passato prossimo tense
that there is an adverb of frequency.
Ci
siamo trovate sempre molto bene, in questi...
Caring with the verb tenere
use it with things or people. Io
ci
tengo al mi [mio] lavoro. E il...
Anticipare and Anticipo
si usa, perché, come ti avevo anticipato,
ci
sono vari modi. Let's look a bit...
Svolgere: a useful but mysterious verb
un sogno Ep.2 - Part 19 Play Caption
Ci
troviamo nel centro tartarughe WWF di Lampedusa,...
Exams: How do we talk about exams in Italian?
l'esame di maturità, or just la maturità.
Ci
oè, come ho potuto io, che alla maturità...
Fingers and Toes Italian style
a tavola Interrogazione sulla Calabria Play Caption
Ci
sono delle scarpe a punta, There are...
Big and small with endings: -one and -ino
of something that comes in various sizes.
Ci
serve, naturalmente, anche qualcosa per cuocere la...
La badante: What's that?
use it with the old and infirm...
Ci
devo badare io a mio fratello Radu,...
Ways to say "a lot" in Italian
viaggio più bello della mia vita, mamma.
Ci
divertiamo un casino. I'm having the best trip...
Giorno or giornata: What's the difference?
half a day. Caption 19, Ma che
ci
faccio qui! Un film di Francesco Amato...
Using auguri in everyday conversation
Io ti auguro una giornata meravigliosa e
ci
vediamo la prossima volta. Have a marvelous...
Upstairs and Downstairs in Italian (and more)
close by" or "in front of." Fortunatamente
ci
hanno messo un bidone sotto casa. Fortunately,...
Vicenda, faccenda: What's the difference?
denote a "matter" or "business." Ecco, io
ci
tenevo a dirvi che noi siamo completamente...
Kinds of boats in Italian
the ship): La Campania è collegatissima, quindi
ci
si può arrivare in treno, in aereo,...
Getting fed up with stufare
hiking but are offered a ride: Menomale.
Ci
eravamo stufate di camminare (Good thing, We...
Being non-specific with da + infinitive
da leggere (I always bring something to read).
Ci
vorrebbe da dormire e da mangiare. -Bene....
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