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Are you trying to learn Italian? If so, then there is an on-line Italian English reader service which may help you. By using an Italian
Over at Bleeding Espresso, Michelle wrote a lovely little piece on Italian words which when mispronounced can raise eyebrows. I meant to do something similar
In Italian, the word for ‘cat’ is ‘gatto’, whereas in Latin, or rather, ancient Italian, the word for ‘cat’ was ‘cattus’. This means that the
Don’t ask me why my odd little mind ended up considering this, but the fact remains that in Italian the word ‘giorno’ – day, is
Being infinitely curious, as I am, I find this site eternally interesting: Sayings and Phrases. You might too.
If you want something Italian to read, check out Blog Italia which lists a whole host of blogs on many different subjects. You should find
The present perfect tense is the bane of many an Italian striving to learn the English language. Us teachers say things like: ‘The present perfect
In Italian the verb ‘fornire’ means to supply, which is similar to the French ‘fournir’. Both words seem to have their origins in Latin, seeing as one word in Latin which means the same is ‘orno’.
As I mentioned in a recent post about comprehension skills, in order to develop my own comprehension level, I have started listening to Italian radio