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Italian Word of the Day: Prevenuto

In a world filled with diverse cultures and individuals, it’s all too common for biases and prejudices to arise before we even have a chance to truly understand each other. A...[read more]

Blog Post: The Italian “E” with an Accent – È and É

In Italian, there are three different ways you can write the letter E. Normally it is written in its plain form «e» but sometimes it may be accompanied by an accent – either a grave... [read more]

Beginner Word of the Day: Arrabbiato (angry)

The word for angry in Italian is arrabbiato. It is also the past participle of the verbs arrabbiarsi (to get angry) and far(e) arrabbiare (to anger)...[read more]

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Italian Idiom of the Week

Discover the latest Italian idioms of the week! A new fascinating idiom awaits you every Sunday. Don't miss the opportunity to enrich your Italian language skills and cultural understanding with these intriguing expressions!

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