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#260: Fifteen Fall-Related Italian Words

#259: L'Edicola Italiana: Un Elemento Culturale (Italian Only)

#258: Using the Simple Present and the Present Progressive in Italian

#257: Essential Italian Kitchen Vocabulary

#256: Collective Nouns in Italian

#255: Il Ferragosto: Una Festività Italiana (Italian Only)

#254: Using the Past Gerund with Reflexive Verbs

#253: How to Use the Reflexive Verbs "Divertirsi" and "Godersi"

#252: How to Use Modal Verbs in Italian Compound Tenses

#251: Three Main Uses of the Verb "Dovere"

#250: Il Giorno Venerdì 17 in Italia (Italian Only)

#249: Twenty-Five Bathroom-Related Italian Words

#248: Italian Nouns That Change Gender from Singular to Plural

#247: Weak Direct Object Pronouns in Italian: How to Use Them

#246: Il Gelato Italiano: Storia, Origini e Curiosità (Italian Only)

#245: The Italian Prefix "In-" Explained

#244: The Relative Pronoun "Cui" in Italian

#243: How to Use Complex Prepositions in Italian

#242: La Storia e i Formati della Pasta Italiana (Italian Only)

#241: The Expression "Andare Da" in Italian

#240: Italian Vocabulary Related to the Bedroom

#239: The Italian Verbs "Vedere", "Vedersi", and "Vederci"

#238: How to Use the Past Progressive in Italian

#237: Le Tipiche Sagre Italiane (Italian Only)

#236: How to Conjugate "Essere" and "Avere" in the Present Perfect

#235: How to Use the Verbs "Andare", "Andarci", and "Andarsene"

#234: How to Use the Italian Words "Solo", "Soltanto", and "Solamente"

#233: Che Cosa È la Dieta Mediterranea? (Italian Only)

#232: Words That Trigger the Present Progressive in Italian

#231: Italian Nouns Ending in "-Tore" and "-Trice"

#230: How to Use Italian Possessive Adjectives with Family Members

#229: La Storia del Tiramisù (Italian Only)

#228: Words That Trigger the “Imperfetto” in Italian

#227: The Four Key Irregular Verbs in the "Imperfetto" in Italian

#226: Italian Feminine Words Ending in "-E"

#225: Words That Trigger the "Passato Prossimo" in Italian

#224: Cinque Meraviglie da Vedere in Italia (Italian Only)

#223: Verbs That Trigger the Subjunctive Mood in Italian

#222: How to Use the Italian Prefix "S-"

#221: Italian Idioms and Expressions with the Word "Chi"

#220: La Tradizione delle Lenticchie in Italia (Italian Only)

#219: How to Use the Italian Verbs "Fare" and "Rendere"

#218: Using Double Negatives in Italian

#217: Sixteen Italian Exclamations to Sound More Expressive

#216: La Settimana Bianca in Italia (Italian Only)

#215: How to Express Quantities in Italian

#214: How to Use the Verbs "Mandare", "Spedire", and "Inviare"

#213: Regular Italian Verbs You Should Know

#212: Italian Masculine Words Ending in “-E”

#211: Quattro Superstizioni Famose in Italia (Italian Only)

#210: How to Use "Finché", "Finché Non", and "Fino A" in Italian

#209: How to Conjugate Reflexive Verbs in the Future Tense

#208: Irregular Masculine Words Ending in "-Ma"

#207: Il Mercato e il Supermercato in Italia (Italian Only)

#206: The Difference Between "Qualsiasi" and "Chiunque" in Italian

#205: Common Meanings of the Italian Verb "Trovare"

#204: How to Use the Italian Word "Dai"

#203: Il Parmigiano Reggiano e L'Aceto Balsamico (Italian Only)

#202: How to Use the Italian Word "Fine"

#201: Seven Italian Verbs Beyond "Guardare"

#200: Italian Verbs That Only Take "Avere" in Compound Tenses

#199: Twenty Italian Verbs Related to Cooking

#198: La Storia e le Origini della Pizza (Italian Only)

#197: The Italian Verb Form "Congiuntivo Esortativo"

#196: Directions in Italian: Essential Words and Phrases

#195: The Four Meanings of the Word "Si"

#194: Il Tartufo nella Cucina Italiana (Italian Only)

#193: Italian Relative Pronouns "Che" and "Quale"

#192: Italian Verbs That Use the Preposition "Di"

#191: How to Use the Italian Word "Ciò"

#190: Italian Verbs That Take the Preposition "A"

#189: Il Calcio e gli Ultras (Italian Only)

#188: Italian Vocabulary for Jobs and Occupations

#187: How to Say the Word "It" in Italian?

#186: Italian Verbs That Take the Preposition "Su"

#185: La Cultura del Caffè in Italia (Italian Only)

#184: Ten Advanced Italian Verbs

#183: Seven Common Italian Idiomatic Expressions

#182: How to Use the Verb Prefix "Ri-" in Italian

#181: La Pasqua e la Pasquetta in Italia (Italian Only)

#180: Seven Ways to Use the Verb "Andare"

#179: The Difference Between "Scusi" and "Scusa"

#178: Three Meanings of the Italian Word "Gli"

#177: Verbs Followed by the Preposition "Per"

#176: Describing Ownership with the Preposition "Di"

#175: How to Use the Possessives "Proprio" and "Altrui"

#174: Masculine and Feminine Words in Italian

#173: Il Carnevale in Italia (Italian Only)

#172: To Try in Italian: "Cercare", "Provare", and "Tentare"

#171: Fifty Italian Adjectives to Describe Yourself

#170: How to Use the Italian Word "Proprio"

#169: How to Use the Word "Magari" in Italian

#168: La Leggenda della Befana (Italian Only)

#167: When to Use "Ho Bisogno Di" and "Mi Serve"

#166: Speak Italian at the Post Office

#165: Final Accents on Italian Words

#164: I Dolci Natalizi Pandoro e Panettone (Italian Only)

#163: The "Trapassato Remoto" in Italian

#162: Fifteen Jubilee Italian Words

#161: How to Use “Appena”, “Subito”, and “Immediatamente”

#160: Gli Azzurri nel Mondo del Calcio (Italian Only)

#159: The Difference Between "Città", "Paese", and "Villaggio"

#158: The "Futuro Anteriore" in Italian

#157: The Difference Between “Vedere”, “Vedersi”, “Sentire”, and “Sentirsi”

#156: How to Use the "Passato Remoto" in Italian

#155: Tutto sulla Vespa Italiana (Italian Only)

#154: "Preferito" and "Preferisco": Which One Should You Use?

#153: Twelve Italian Adjectives for Emotions

#152: How to Use the Words "Davanti", "Di Fronte", and "Prima"

#151: Aperitivo e Apericena in Italia (Italian Only)

#150: How to Use the Italian Words “Ancora” and “Già”

#149: How to Use “Dovunque”, “Ovunque”, and “Comunque”

#148: The Difference Between "Dire", "Parlare", and "Raccontare"

#147: Using "Più" and "Meno" in Comparisons

#146: Il Pasto Tradizionale Italiano (Italian Only)

#145: The Four Meanings of the Pronoun "Ci"

#144: Useful Italian Phrases You Need at the Bank

#143: Twelve Phrases to Use at the Fruit Seller

#142: Phrases for Getting a Haircut in Italy

#141: Italian Phrases to Use with Your Kids

#140: Five Common Mistakes with Italian Prepositions

#139: How to Use the Italian Word "Più"

#138: Twelve Italian Phrases for Emergencies

#137: Fifteen Interchangeable Italian and English Words

#136: Seven Ways to Express Negation in Italian

#135: Ten Food-Related Italian Expressions

#134: How to Use the Word "Bello" in Italian

#133: Twenty-Five Italian Reciprocal Verbs

#132: Seven Ways to Say I Would Like in Italian

#131: Italian Phone-Related Terms

#130: Seven Ways to Express Likes in Italian

#129: How to Use the Word "Permesso" in Italian

#128: Irregular Adjectives Ending in "-E"

#127: Irregular Adjectives Ending in "-A"

#126: Words for Grocery Shopping in Italy

#125: Irregular Italian "-Isc" Verbs

#124: Irregular Verbs in the Future Tense

#123: Rentals in Italy: Key Words and Phrases

#122: How to Use the Word "Anzi"

#121: The Difference Between "Guardare", "Vedere", "Sentire", "Ascoltare"

#120: When to Use "E" and "Ed" in Italian

#119: How to Make Small Talk in Italian

#118: Ten Ways to Order Coffee in Italy

#117: How to Build a Complex Sentence in Italian

#116: Top Twenty Phrases for Your Trip to Italy

#115: How to Use "Meglio" and "Migliore"

#114: The Relative Pronouns "Che" and "Chi"

#113: How to Read Years in Italian

#112: Italian Conditional Clauses: Type Three

#111: The "Si Passivante" Construction

#110: Twelve Italian Phrasal Verbs

#109: When to Use "Andare" and "Venire"

#108: How to Use the Word "Molto" in Italian

#107: Italian Past Tenses: Passato Prossimo and Trapassato Prossimo

#106: How to Use the Word "Anche"

#105: How to Use "Basta", "Abbastanza", and "Mi Basta"

#104: "Tu" and "Lei": Informal and Formal Language

#103: Irregular Verbs Ending in "-Iare"

#102: Rude Expressions in Italian

#101: Focusing Adverbs in Italian

#100: Basic and Advanced Italian Words

#99: Stress Position in Italian Words

#98: Plural Nouns in Italian That Are Singular in English

#97: Italian Verbs That Do Not Use Prepositions

#96: The Prepositions "Tra/Fra"

#95: The Gerund in Italian

#94: Seven Adjectives That Change Meaning Depending on Position

#93: The Preposition "In"

#92: "Alla Fine", "Finalmente", "Infine" in Italian

#91: The Preposition "Su"

#90: Seven Expressions with the Verb "Prendere"

#89: Subject Pronouns in Italian

#88: The Preposition "Con"

#87: Fifteen Summer-Related Italian Words

#86: The Difference Between "Da Un Anno", "Per Un Anno", "Tra Un Anno", "Un Anno Fa"

#85: The Preposition "A"

#84: Fruits and Vegetables in Italian

#83: Ten Expressions with the Verb "Stare"

#82: Twelve Italian Phrases to Use at the Train Station

#81: Five Italian Tongue Twisters

#80: Fifteen Expressions with "Mangiare"

#79: Ten Survival Phrases for the Restaurant

#78: Sport Vocabulary in Italian

#77: Twenty Common Irregular Italian Verbs

#76: Fifteen Spring-Related Italian Words

#75: Fifteen Verbs That Only Use "Essere"

#74: Fifteen Hotel-Related Italian Questions

#73: Ten Italian Friendship Phrases

#72: Italian Family Vocabulary

#71: The Preposition "Di"

#70: How to Use the Words "Bene" and "Buono"

#69: The Position of Adjectives in Italian

#68: Ten Expressions with the Verb "Dare"

#67: Latin Words Used in Italian

#66: To Leave in Italian: "Uscire", "Partire", and "Lasciare"

#65: Twenty Ways to Greet in Italian

#64: Fifteen Winter-Related Italian Words

#63: The Preposition "Per"

#62: How to Use the Verbs "Essere" and "Stare"

#61: Three Main Uses of the Word "Ecco"

#60: Opposite Italian Verbs

#59: How to Write an Email in Italian

#58: When to Use "Ora", "Tempo", and "Volta"

#57: The Verbs "Essere" and "Esserci"

#56: Irregular Masculine and Feminine Nouns

#55: Opposite Italian Adjectives

#54: Verbs in "-Arre", "-Orre", and "-Urre"

#53: Homographs: Tricky Italian Words

#52: Modal Verbs in Italian

#51: Fifteen Most Used Italian Verbs

#50: "Andare A" or "Andare In"?

#49: Eight Uses of the Word "Prego"

#48: Pronominal Verbs Part 2

#47: Pronominal Verbs Part 1

#46: Fifteen Uses of the Verb "Avere"

#45: Three Main Uses of the Subjunctive

#44: Adjectives to Describe Physical Appearance

#43: Four Main Uses of the Word "Cioè"

#42: Seven Main Uses of the Infinitive

#41: Impersonal Verbs

#40: How to Use the Word "Tutto"

#39: Twenty Useful Italian Filler Words

#38: Five Main Uses of "Allora"

#37: Verbs with Prepositions

#36: Common (Light) Italian Insults

#35: The Impersonal "Si" Construction

#34: Verbs That Use Both "Essere" and "Avere"

#33: Reflexive Verbs in Italian

#32: Adjectives to Describe Character

#31: The Preposition "Da"

#30: Most Used Italian Adverbs Part 2

#29: Most Used Italian Adverbs Part 1

#28: Phrases to Flirt in Italian

#27: Italian Words with One English Translation

#26: How to Agree and Disagree in Italian

#25: How to Use "Potere", "Riuscire", and "Sapere"

#24: How to Express Probability

#23: Giving Compliments and Congratulations in Italian

#22: How to Tell the Time in Italian

#21: How to Build Sentences in Italian

#20: Ten Useful Phrases for When You Forget How to Speak Italian

#19: Twenty Ways to Say Thank You and You Are Welcome

#18: The Verb "Fare": Meaning and Uses

#17: Ten Colloquial Expressions You Should Know

#16: The Difference Between "Bisogna", "Ho Bisogno", and "C'è Bisogno"

#15: How to Use Eight Question Words

#14: How to Conjugate Verbs in Italian

#13: Six Difficult Italian Words and How to Use Them

#12: Cognates and False Cognates

#11: Do You Make These Grammar Errors in Italian?

#10: Ten Simple Questions and Answers to Use at Dinner

#9: How to Talk About Likes and Dislikes

#8: Introductions and Talking About Yourself

#7: How to Use Nine Basic Linking Words

#6: To Use the Present Tense or the Future Tense?

#5: "Ci" and "Ne": How and When to Use Them

#4: When to Use "Passato Prossimo" and "Imperfetto"

#3: "C’è" and "Ci Sono": When and How to Use Them

#2: The Difference Between "Conoscere" and "Sapere"

#1: "Essere" or "Avere" with the Passato Prossimo?