The Italian verb Vorrei is very common in spoken Italian and corresponds to the English verb “I would like”. It’s the first person of the present conditional of “volere” that means “to want”. The alternative way to express a desire in…
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Italian vs. French
Italian vs Spanish: What Are the Main Differences Between These 2 Outstanding Languages of Heart?
Italian vs. Spanish – a comparison: Italian and Spanish are both Indo-European Romance languages that share a lot in common.
Learn Italian Accents with Tosca + 1 Important Note on the Word “Sì” (Yes)
Here you can learn Italian accents through the beautiful Italian version of “Journey to the past” (from the cartoon Anastasia), performed by the Italian actress and singer Tosca
Italian Phrases You Should Learn Now to Improve Your Italian (4 Videos!)
Learn here some of the most common Italian phrases to express desires, wants, cravings. Moreover discover other Italian expressions you should remember…
Italian Present Progressive: Easily Study This Fundamental Italian Tense (With 2 Songs to Learn by Heart!)
This Italian language lesson illustrates the Italian present progressive tense that’s used to describe actions that are in progress at a specific moment in time (the present).
Italian Preterite Tense VS. Imperfetto – 2 Tricky Forms… Don’t Let This New Lesson Slip Through You Fingers!
The Italian preterite tense is sometimes a difficult subject for English speakers when they learn the Italian language. They often confuse the preterite with the imperfect and vice versa.
Italian Pronunciation 101 – Learn to Pronounce Italian through Songs (Best Method!) – Go Learn Italian!
One of the best (and surely funny!) ways to learn Italian pronunciation is to listening and singing Italian songs.
Italian Proverbs: Learn Italian Language & Culture – 2 Birds with 1 Stone!
Learning some Italian proverbs is a great idea if you want to understand the culture of Spain and many other Spanish Speaking countries.
How to Use the Italian Reflexive Verbs – Easy and Short Lesson (with 1 Video)…
This Italian Grammar lesson covers the Italian Reflexive Verbs and the Italian Reflexive Pronouns. In the Italian language, a verb is considered reflexive if the subject (the performer of the action) and the object (the receiver of the action) are the same.