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🇮🇹 5 WORDS THAT MAKE YOU SOUND ITALIAN No textbook teaches these, and every native speaker uses them constantly. 1. Allora... ⏳ Buys you time at the start of a sentence. Allora, la situazione è questa. 2. Diciamo che... 🤔 Softens an opinion. Diciamo che non è la soluzione ideale. 3. Comunque 🔄 Changes the subject, or wraps things up. Comunque, ci sentiamo domani. 4. Magari ✨ Maybe — but also a wish. Magari! = I wish! 5. In effetti 👌 Concedes a point. In effetti hai ragione. These aren't empty filler. They're the signals that you're steering the conversation instead of just surviving it. 👉 Which ones do you already use? And which one is new to you? 
Sep 2, 2026 1:27 PM
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FALSE FRIENDS AT WORK 🇮🇹 I've worked in an American multinational and in luxury fashion — two worlds where Italian and English mix constantly. In both, I watched the same four words create the same misunderstandings. If you work with Italian colleagues or clients, these are the ones to watch: Eventualmente ≠ eventually → if needed, possibly "Eventualmente possiamo spostare la riunione a giovedì." Attualmente ≠ actually → currently "Attualmente lavoro nel settore logistico." Argomento ≠ argument → topic "L'argomento della riunione è il budget." Pretendere ≠ to pretend → to demand "Il cliente pretende una risposta entro oggi." ⚠️ This sounds much harsher than you'd expect. Which one has already caught you out? 👇💡
Aug 24, 2026 2:31 PM
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