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Is it possible to learn Italian without grammar or word lists?
Some people dislike grammar. They used to not be good at it in school, the language classes were stupid and it didn't bring them much language acquisition. Grammar: you have to make an effort to understand and apply it, many people don't feel like that either. Those are the main […] More
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How do you make a good habit of studying Italian?
Today a translation of a blog by Serena from Italian Pills. Serena is a remote teacher. She is Italian and lives in Sicily. A Slovak proverb says that 'habits are man's shield'. Raise your hand if you disagree. Let's be honest. Nobody likes […] More
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The most common mistakes in (learning) Italian
What are the most common mistakes when learning Italian? For the purpose of this article, I would like to subdivide these errors into grammatical errors study errors. We'll start with the grammatical errors in Italian. Grammatical errors Grammar, logical analysis, direct object, indirect object. What's in it for you? Well, the linguistic parsing (noun, verb, […] More
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Exceptions in Italian grammar, what to do with them?
If you like logic and clarity, then language may not really be your thing. Of course, there are rules, the grammar, that make a language behave in a certain way and that you can write a language flawlessly. These are the macro rules, the broad lines. But with every language (Esperanto, […] More
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Is learning Italian difficult?
Is it difficult to learn Italian? Many aspiring students find this question interesting. Because they estimate their chances of actually being able to understand and speak Italian in the future. Of course, Piet Pieters from Bergambacht or Jan Jansen from Stolwijk also wants to achieve his goals when he starts learning a language. But it […] More
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