How To Say In Italian

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You Better (read this article): Meaning and Use [Italian Grammar Lesson]

“You Better (…)” in Italian In today’s lesson, you’re going to learn different ways to say “you’d better” or “you better“, as in “you’d better

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Past Participle of Volere, Potere, Dovere, Sapere: Italian Grammar Lesson

What are Modal Verbs? The Italian verbs potere (can, be able to), dovere (must, have to), sapere (know, be able to), and volere (to want) are modal verbs. They convey grammatical information about modality

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How to Compliment Someone in Italian: Flattering Phrases

Why Should I Learn Italian Compliments? Complimenting someone in their native language can make them feel appreciated, understood, and respected. Moreover, Italians love compliments: we

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