Grammar

Italian Verbs + Prepositions: A or Di?

Does 'inizio' take 'a' or 'di'? These tiny prepositions can be a huge headache for Italian learners. This comprehensive guide…

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Verbs Like Piacere: Flip Your Brain

Why do Italians say 'the pizza is pleasing to me'? Verbs like 'piacere' and 'mancare' can feel like they work…

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The Secret of -ISC Verbs Like ‘Capire’

Struggling with Italian verbs like 'finire' and 'capire'? That mysterious '-isc-' that appears in the middle of some '-ire' verbs,…

5 months ago

The Real Difference Between Essere & Stare

Saying 'Sono bene' in Italian is a classic beginner mistake, one we learned the hard way in a Roman café.…

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What’s the Difference: ‘Você’ vs. ‘Tu’

Ever been stumped by the Portuguese 'tu' vs. 'você'? This great pronoun divide separates not just countries, but regions within…

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How to Use the Portuguese ‘Future Subjunctive’ Without Crying

The Portuguese 'Future Subjunctive' sounds like a grammar nightmare, but it's the secret to sounding truly fluent. This guide skips…

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The Tricky Past Tense: Passato Prossimo vs. Imperfetto

Struggling with the Italian past tense? Knowing when to use *Passato Prossimo* vs. *Imperfetto* can feel impossible, turning simple sentences…

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The Italian ‘The’: A Guide to Articles (Il, Lo, La)

Why is it 'lo studente' but 'il ragazzo'? If you've ever found yourself staring at an Italian noun, completely stumped…

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German Cases: A Painless Introduction

Nominative, Accusative, Dative, Genitive. If these words send a shiver down your spine, you're not alone. But what if we…

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German Modal Verbs: Your New Superpower

Tired of basic German sentences? Discover the six modal verbs that act as conversational cheat codes. Learning `können`, `müssen`, and…

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