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What Books to Use at the A2 Level If you’re learning A2 Italian, bravo! You’ve moved past survival mode, and now you’re ready to build real fluency. I’ve been teaching Italian for over a decade, and after working with hundreds of A2 students, one thing is clear:progress at A2 doesn’t come from doing more it comes from […]
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This article was written by Cinzia, a colleague and a friend of mine from Genoa. She is a teacher of Italian as a foreign language, as well as the author of several Italian books. You can check out her work on her website and blog Instantly Italian. If you are a foreign language student and […]
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Fa, Fa and Tra: the Difference One of the most common problems for Italian learners (especially at A2–B1 level) is knowing how to use and distinguish da, fa, and tra, which often get mixed up. Let’s clear up this classic trio that causes endless confusion: They all refer to time, but they answer different questions and are used in different […]
Have been in Italia Translating “have been” into Italian is one of the most common mistakes for English speakers. This happens because English and Italian do not think the same way when it comes to this pattern. In Italian, “you have been” or “I’ve been” is not one thing. The correct translation depends on context, […]
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This guest post is written by my friend and colleague Mellissa Muldoon (writer, teacher of Italian, designer and study trips lead in Italy), a well-known figure in the Italian-learning community. I invited her because she’s a great example of how adults can become fluent in a foreign language without living in the country. Despite never having […]
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