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What is the difference between sto imparando italiano and ho imparando italiano. Or, when and how would you use imparato?
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Hi Colin!
"Sto imparando l'italiano" means "I'm learning Italian", while "ho imparaTo l'italiano" = "I've learnt Italian". Like in English, the first sentence means you're currently learning. The second implies you know Italian yet, because it's a finished action.
I hope my explanation sounds clear, if not, tell me. I'll try with others examples.
Bye!
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Grazie Stefano. Non ancora sono fluente.
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"Sto imparando" significa che tu ora stai studiando per imparare la lingua. "Ho imparato" vuol dire che non hai più bisogno di studiare perché parli la lingua in maniera fluente.
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