Even those who have recently begun to take their first steps in the Italian language know the word "THANK YOU!" Sometimes, however, it seems trivial or insufficient…or you feel like diversifying and trying new expressions as well. This article is designed precisely to meet those needs!

Today I want to teach you how to compliment in Italian and then I will tell you some ways to say thank you and you're welcome.

Ciao studenti di tutto il mondo! In this article, we will climb a mountain that seems insurmountable but with the right information and examples, we will make it to the top. Be sure to read to the end to discover the secret of how I learned to distinguish between the two.

In this article, we are going to try to understand together the meaning and usage of a small and pretty Italian word, consisting of only two letters but more awe-inspiring than "supercalifragilistichespiralidoso," yes, I am talking about "ne."

Today, for this new article I have chosen the taboo topic for every student: the "THEterminative" articles as I call them, or more simply the determinative articles.

How many of you have happened that the first time you decided to have a conversation with a native Italian speaker, booked a lesson, or tried to stop a passerby on the street to test your conversation in Italian and as a result did not understand most of the conversation? In fairness, it is fair to

For our article of the month this time as a topic I have chosen a theme that is a hallmark for us Italians because if it is true that in Italy there are infinite accents, pronunciations, and dialects, which can vary from region to region but even from city to city (but we will talk about this in ano