How To Say In Italian

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Relative Pronouns Who, Which, That: Italian Grammar Lesson

How to say “that”, “which” and “who” in Italian? Learn the grammar with simple rules and examples and practice with audio lessons.

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Past Conditional Tense: Italian Grammar Lesson

Past Conditional in Italian The Italian past conditional is known as the “condizionale passato“. It is used to express a hypothetical action that could have

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Journalistic Conditional: Italian Grammar Lesson

What is the Journalistic Conditional? The condizionale giornalistico (journalistic conditional), also called condizionale di dissociazione, is the conditional tense that is typically used in journalism

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