#60: Opposite Italian Verbs

Italian has many ways to express enjoyment, and two useful verbs are "divertirsi" and "godersi". Both can be translated as “to enjoy”, but they are not always used in the same way, so understanding the difference will help you sound more natural in Italian.Start learning Italian ...  Show more

In compound tenses like the "passato prossimo", Italian modal verbs use "avere" or "essere" depending on the main verb that follows them.Start learning Italian today!1. Explore more simple Italian lessons: https://italianmatters.com/2522. Download the Italian Verb Conjugation Blu ...  Show more

Italian verbs. There are lots of them, and they can pain to remember at first! But they’re not as hard as you think - you can make them easier to remember by organising them into logical groups. Learn about our Online Italian School and get a free mini lesson every week: https:// ...  Show more

Watch The Confident Italian Speaker Workshop✨ FREE 60-minute workshop for Italian learners who want to finally speak with confidence (without translating in their head)✨What you’ll learn inside:✅ How to actually remember Italian verbs when you speak (instead of blanking out)✅How ...  Show more

In this English lesson you'll be learning pairs of words that are exact opposites. Studying opposite words together is a really effective way to build your vocabulary, because remembering one word often helps you recall the other. I'll make sure to include example sentences, clea ...  Show more

Did you know that around 30% of English words are similar to Italian words? By pronouncing them in an Italian way(hand gestures optional) they will help you a lot when you start speaking Italian. Learn about our Online Italian School and get a free mini lesson every week: https:/ ...  Show more