How To Say In Italian

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How to use “da”: Italian Grammar Lesson

“Da” in Italian The Italian da is a very commonly used preposition and it has many meanings and uses. In this lesson, I will show

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“Even Though” and “Even if”: Italian Grammar Lesson

“Even Though” and “Even if” in Italian Anche se Anche se is the most common phrase used for both “even though” and “even if“. It

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Stare per + Infinitive: Italian Grammar Lesson

How to say “to be About to” in Italian? The equivalent structure of the English “to be about to” in Italian is stare per +

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