Let’s have a look at months of the year in Italian. Similar to numbers, months do not begin with a capital letter. Months in Italian… Read More »Months of the year in Italian

Because not every day is Saturday! It is tough to guess what day it is when you’re working round the clock. But when you’re on… Read More »Days of the week in Italian

WHO? WHAT? WHEN? WHY? WHERE? HOW MUCH? Life is full of questions. But how do you ask those questions in Italian? where- dove? Where is the… Read More »Question words in Italian

TALKING ABOUT FAMILY IN ITALIAN la famiglia -the family madre- mother padre- father fratello- brother sorella- sister genitori- parents figlio- son figlia- daughter moglie- wife… Read More »La Famiglia

How to ask for directions when you’re lost Imagine yourself walking in Piazza Navona in the cobbled streets of Rome. You’re searching for the Pantheon… Read More »Directions in Italian

USING THE VERB “ESSERE” — TO BE Italian is the language for love and Italians are known to be passionate. Remember if they ask you… Read More »To be (in love) in Italian

HOW TO USE THE ITALIAN VERB “AVERE” WHEN TALKING ABOUT HUNGER AVERE MEANS TO HAVE: In Italian the use of hunger is not denoted by… Read More »“To have” in Italian

HOW TO USE REGULAR VERBS THAT END WITH -ARE In this post, you will understand the Italian verb “comprare” which means to buy. So if… Read More »Italian -are verbs

ITALIAN REGULAR VERBS ENDING IN “-ERE” Prendere- to take: The Italian verb for prendere means to take and is almost omnipresent and used very often, and… Read More »Italian -ere verbs