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<p>“Permesso” in Italian is a polite way to ask for permission, often used when entering a room or passing through a crowded area. It translates to “May I?” or “Excuse me” demonstrating respect and courtesy in social interactions.</p><br><p>Start learning Italian today!</p><br><p ... Show More

<p>In this lesson, we cover twenty essential phrases that can be incredibly useful for your trip to Italy. These phrases cover a range of situations you might encounter, from basic greetings to dining and navigating around.</p><br><p>Start learning Italian today!</p><br><p>1. Dow ... Show More

<p>In this lesson, we learn the difference between three important Italian adverbs: “alla fine”, “finalmente”, and “infine”. Even though these words look and sound similar, they have different meanings and uses in Italian.</p><br><p>Start learning Italian today!</p><br><p>1. Down ... Show More

<p>While some words in Italian can be used in the same way in English, other words require a bit more attention. We cover five specific nouns in this lesson.</p><br><p>Start learning Italian today!</p><br><p>1. Download this episode's quick guide: <a href="https://italianmatters. ... Show More

<p>Want to level up your Italian in under ten minutes? In this lesson, we cover ten pairs of basic and advanced Italian words. Listen to the lesson and complete the quiz below!</p><br><p>Start learning Italian today!</p><br><p>1. Download this episode's quick guide: <a href="http ... Show More

<p>There are many words in Italian that have one single translation in English. For example, “il tavolo” and “la tavola” both mean “table” in English, but their use depends on the meaning we want to convey.</p><br><p>Start learning Italian today!</p><br><p>1. Download this episod ... Show More

<p>In this episode we explore Italian grocery shopping. Shopping for food in Italy is a vital, culture-rich experience, including specialized stores, outdoor markets, with an emphasis on quality, seasonality, and community interaction.</p><br><p>Start learning Italian today!</p>< ... Show More

<p>This podcast episode explores essential Italian phone-related terms. It offers practical language tips for navigating conversations about mobile devices and technology in Italy, perfect for travelers or anyone interested in Italian culture.</p><br><p>Start learning Italian tod ... Show More

<p>Irregular Italian verbs ending in “-isc” present a unique challenge for learners. These verbs modify their stem or root in the present tense, deviating from the regular conjugation patterns. This irregularity affects pronunciation and spelling.</p><br><p>Start learning Italian ... Show More