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Eight Verbs That Carry the Past: essere in the passato prossimo
Sono andato, sono arrivato, sono rimasto senza parole.
Most Italian verbs build the past with avere. Ho mangiato. Ho visto. Ho parlato. Easy. But a small family of verbs refuses avere and takes essere instead. Learn eight of them and you h...
Rendere o Fare? The Two Italian Verbs Hiding Inside English “Make”
“Mi rendi felice, ma mi fai impazzire.”
You make me happy, but you drive me crazy. One sentence, one English verb, and Italian needs two. This is the kind of line you hear across a dinner table in Venice, half love declaration and half com...
Ci mettiamo d’accordo? (riflessivo)
You hear this line at the end of every Italian negotiation that matters, usually after the espresso. English asks do we have a deal? Italian says we put ourselves in agreement. Agreement is a place two people walk into together, and only th...
Preferito o favorito?
“Qual è il tuo piatto preferito?”
Ask any Italian that question and you will get an answer, a story, and probably a recipe. Now try “Qual è il tuo piatto favorito?” You will still get an answer. You will also get a small pause, because som...
“Ci fa il conto?” Three scenes to survive a night out in Italy
“Avete prenotato?”
That is the first thing you hear when you walk into a trattoria at eight in the evening. Not hello, not how many. The waiter wants to know if you booked. Freeze there, and the whole evening starts on the back foot.
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