Verbs are all about action – doing things. That could be running, cooking, sleeping, whatever. If you (or someone else, or something else) is doing something, there’s a verb invol… See more

Sometimes nouns and verbs on their own can’t convey a message clearly enough, and that’s when adjectives and adverbs come in handy. These 198 frequently used Italian adje… See more

Although these pronouns aren’t usually used in spoken Italian, it’s important to learn the 10 Italian subject pronouns to be able to study Italian conjugation. 1. io– “I” 2. tu– “you” (s… See more

Reflexive pronouns are useful in sentences such as mi lavo(“I wash myself”). They indicate that the person who’s doing the action is also the recipient of the action. In Italian, the … See more