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163
lessons found
Struggling with
fare
fatica
of two words we commonly use for this:
fare
fatica. Literally, it's "to make effort or...
An important false friend to know:
fare
impressione
entirely, especially when coupled with the verb
fare
(to make, to do), as in fare impressione. It doesn't...
Getting busy with darsi da
fare
work hard." The expression is darsi da
fare
. We can detect a reflexive ending on...
Fare
(to do, to make), a top Italian verb
We always say that the verb
fare
means "to make" or "to do." But...
Fare
accomodare and accomodarsi
getting comfortable. Venite dentro. Non vi posso
fare
accomodare. Noi qua stiamo traslocando. Come inside....
Fare
complimenti (being polite)
you at ease, they might say, non
fare
complimenti. It means, "Relax, you don't have...
Fare
i conti (Taking Things into Account) Part 2
the pronominal, reflexive verb accorgersene, so check it out.
Fare
i conti (coming to terms, reckoning) In...
Fare
i conti (Taking Things into Account) Part 1
To be continued! We will talk about
fare
i conti, sul conto di,
fare
conto,...
Come
fare
la panzanella (how to make panzanella)
very colorful ingredients e voi vi chiederete "per
fare
cosa?" and you must be asking yourself,...
Fare
a Meno and Tale e Quale
installment of L'Arte della Cucina: L'armonia non può
fare
a meno dei contrasti, Harmony can't do without contrasts,...
Having to Do With “Having to Do With”: avere a che
fare
con
when listening to Italian speech: avere a che
fare
con (to have to do with, to refer...
The Italian take on “take” and “make” (prendere and
fare
)
can easily happen with common words like
fare
(to make, to do) and prendere (to...
Fare
Figura: To Make an Impression
make a good impression. In Italian, that’s
fare
bella figura, or simply,
fare
figura. For...
Vabbè and Chi me lo fa
fare
?
fun: Ma chi me lo fa fà [
fare
], io m'alzo due ore prima la mattina...
Fare
and Food
No match found in text.
Using the infinitive to give a command
Miss Maremma - Part 1 Play Caption non
fare
così Avanti, dai, Tiziana, non
fare
così....
🌿 Primavera in fiore: orto o giardino?
serve per rimuovere la terra e non
fare
una crosta intorno alla piantina in modo...
Notes on "Quando sarai piccola"
da mangiare per cena Io, che so
fare
il caffè a malapena I'll prepare food...
The prefix pro- (forward)
from) Penso che non ho tempo per
fare
la badante a nessuno, quindi tu organizza...
How Italians use English words
English we typically refer to "the caterers."
Fare
footing (to go running or jogging) For...
D'altronde: Let's take it apart
Come a Lei d'altronde, se no non
fare
mmo questo mestiere. As you do too, otherwise...
Frutto or frutta? What's the difference?
le piante tendono, quando si inselvatichiscono, a
fare
i frutti molto più piccoli. And also...
Turning over a new leaf with voltare pagina
EP1 - Part 6 Play Caption Se vuoi
fare
contento un bambino, dagli un foglio bianco...
The passive voice using andare
passive voice with andare is the verb
fare
(to do). Because there are always so...
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