Here are some videos that clearly explain the differences between these 2 very common Italian verbs. Their meaning is (in general): Essere = to be Stare = to stay/to be But this is their basic meaning, you have to…
This Italian Grammar lesson covers the Italian Reflexive Verbs and the Italian Reflexive Pronouns. Introduction to Italian Reflexive Verbs In the Italian language, a verb is considered reflexive if the subject (the performer of the action) and the object (the receiver of the…
![Italian Greetings: Learn Them Easily & Funny with Music [3 Songs]](https://www.golearnitalian.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/common-Italian-greetings.png "Italian Greetings: Learn Them Easily & Funny with Music [3 Songs]")
On this page you can learn common Italian greetings with fun, listening to some classic Italian songs (and singing too)… Italian Greetings Song: Arrivederci Roma From “Arrivederci Roma” (Goodbye Rome) you can learn a very common Italian greeting, “arrivederci” that Italians use to greet…
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With Angelo Branduardi you can learn the Italian numbers with fun! Try to sing along many times and with the help of the music you’ll easily remember the names of the Italian numbers. Play the video, try to sing along by scrolling the…
Here’s a great song by the Italian songwriter Francesco De Gregori built around the most common Italian greeting, the Italian hello “Ciao”: Ciao ciao, andarsene era scritto perciò ciao ciao. Bye, bye, to go away was written and then bye,…
Here you can learn Italian accents through the beautiful italian version of “Journey to the past” (from the cartoon Anastasia), performed by the italian actress and singer Tosca: Learn Italian Accents by Singing! Here are the lyrics with the accented Italian word in red:…
A new year deserves a brand new method: here you can learn some Italian apostrophes by listening to “La prima stella della sera” by Antonella Ruggiero, the former female singer of the italian group Matia Bazar: ⇑ Go to the…
Learn Italian double consonants by listening to “Messaggio d’Amore” by Matia Bazar with the female singer Silvia Mezzanotte. Listen to the song and scroll down below to see the Italian lyrics with the English translation: Try to sing together (great method to learn Italian)!!!…
What about a powerful New Year’s resolution in order to finally learn the beautiful Italian language? Here are 3 simple steps to create yours: 1. Classic Learning: Take Italian Lessons First thing first: you need to be realistic – plan…
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