How to make a yummy Italian Lasagna

Subscribe to my Newsletter! Subscribe to receive learning materials, curiosities, offers and much more! ⬇️⬇️⬇️ Hello everyone and welcome back to my blog! In today’s article I will explain you how to make a yummy Italian Lasagna (my fiancé loves it!!). Italian Lasagna ingredients: – 3 spoons of olive oil; – 1 finely chopped onions;

The interrogative pronouns in Italian

Subscribe to my Newsletter! Subscribe to receive learning materials, curiosities, offers and much more! ⬇️⬇️⬇️ What is an interrogative pronoun? In English the interrogative pronouns are who…?, which…?, whose…?, whom…?, and what…?. They are used without a noun to ask questions. The interrogative pronouns in Italian These are the interrogative pronouns in Italian: Chi? Who?

Italian Adverbs in -mente

Welcome to today’s lesson about italian adverbs in -mente! Let’s start by a question: What is an adverb? An adverb is a word used with verbs to give information on where, when or how an action takes place. For example: here, today, quickly.  An adverb can also add information to adjectives and other adverbs: extremely

Combined pronouns: everything you need to know

Hello everyone and welcome back to my blog! Today we are going to talk about combined pronouns as a lot of you have asked me 🙂 I know this is not an easy topic at all, but I will try to be as clear as I can and give you examples to make your learning

Preposizioni articolate in Italiano

Today’s article is about… *drum roll* le preposizioni articolate in Italian! I know that some of you will close this article straight away as prepositions are not easy at all in any language (I am still struggling with the English prepositions 😉 ). But if you keep reading I will make sure that the preposizioni

Preposizioni Semplici in Italiano

Hello everyone and welcome back to my blog! Some of you has been texting and emailing me about the Italian Preposizioni Semplici, so that’s what we are going to focus on today! 🙂 What are the prepositions? Prepositions are words put in front of nouns, adjectives, pronouns, adverbs and infinitive verbs to connect them in