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Italiano Chiaro Grammatica

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In this episode, we cover the key Italian verb tenses you need to know, from the presente indicativo to the subjunctive and conditional. Whether you’re just starting or refining your skills, mastering these tenses is essential for speaking Italian confidently. Tune in and don’t forget to subscribe for more Italian tips! 

The Italian Tenses You Should Know

Struggling with the tricky GLI sound in Italian? You’re not alone! In today’s episode of Italian Everyday, I break down the best techniques to pronounce GLI clearly and confidently. From words like maniglia (handle) to tagliatelle (pasta), you’ll master this essential sound in no time!

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The "GLI" sound

In this episode of Italiano Chiaro, we explore one of the key topics in Italian grammar: direct and indirect pronouns. I’ll explain what they are, how to use them, and how they can help make your sentences more fluid and natural. Listen to practical examples and useful tips on how to use these pronouns correctly and improve your Italian fluency.

Direct and Indirect Pronouns in Italian

In this episode of Italiano Chiaro, we’re talking about the challenges many of us face when trying to have conversations in Italian. Even after hours of studying, it can feel like the words disappear when you need them most. We’ll go over common struggles like vocabulary overload, fear of making mistakes, grammar difficulties, and listening comprehension, while also sharing tips to help make conversations feel more natural and comfortable!

Why is it so hard to have a conversation in Italian?

In questo episodio parleremo della differenza tra Italiano ed Inglese per ciò che riguarda i verbi di movimento e mezzi di trasporto. In inglese usiamo un verbo specifico per indicare il mezzo di locomozione, per esempio " to drive". In italiano, invece, usiamo un verbo di movimento come "andare" più il mezzo di trasporto usato, ad esempio " andare in macchina". Questo può generare confusione tra gli studenti di Italiano anglofoni, quindi ho pensato di creare questo episodio per chiarire questo punto. Iscrivetevi al canale per non perdere nessun aggiornamento!