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Ciao amici! Do you know the numbers from 0 to 100 in Italian? Let's check with this video! How do you pronounce 73 in Italian? Let us know in the comments! #learnitalian #italiancourse #italianlessons #italianteacher #italianlesson #italiangrammar #italianwords #italianvocabulary #italianforbeginners #italian #italiannumbers #italianlanguage #italianquiz

Every wondered how to say "Time flyes" in Italian? This phrase translates literally to Italian as "Il tempo vola", and it is used the same way as in English. Is there a similar saying in your language? Do you know other similar sayings in italian? Let us know in the comments! 🌍💬 #learnitalian #italiancourse #italianlessons #italianteacher #italianlesson #italiangrammar #italianwords #italianvocabulary #italianforbeginners #italianamerican #italian

Ciao a tutti! Oggi esploriamo alcuni verbi utilissimi legati ai vestiti! In italiano possiamo dire: Mettersi un vestito - To try on a dress Togliersi un vestito - To take off a dress Provare un vestito - To try on a dress Cambiare i vestiti - To change clothes Ma come direste in italiano "to wash clothes"? 🧺 Let’s see who knows the answer! #learnitalian #italiancourse #italianlessons #italianteacher #italianlesson #italiangrammar #italianwords #italianvocabulary #italianforbeginners #italianamerican #italian

Ciao amici! In Italian, we say “avere bisogno di” to express needing something. For example: “Ho bisogno di aiuto!” (I need help!) It's such a useful phrase when asking for assistance or expressing a necessity. Try using it in a phrase! What do you need today? Let us know in the comments! #learnitalian #italiancourse #italianlessons #italianteacher #italianlesson #italiangrammar #italianwords #italianvocabulary #italianforbeginners #italianamerican #italian

Ciao amici! The verb "fare" in Italian is incredibly versatile! ✨ From “fare la spesa” (to grocery shopping) to “fare i piatti” (to wash the dishes), this verb covers so much of daily life. 🏠 Conoscete altre espressioni con il verbo "fare"? #learnitalian #italiancourse #italianlessons #italianteacher #italianlesson #italiangrammar #italianwords #italianvocabulary #italianforbeginners #italianamerican #italian

Ciao amici! 🌍✨ Today, we’re exploring common Italian questions like "Di dove sei?" ("Where are you from?") and "Dove lavori?" ("Where do you work?"). These phrases are perfect for getting to know someone better in Italian! 🇮🇹 Reply in the comments: Di dove sei? 💬 Let us know where you’re from! #learnitalian #italiancourse #italianlessons #italianteacher #italianlesson #italiangrammar #italianwords #italianvocabulary #italianforbeginners #italianamerican #italian

Ciao amici! ❤️ In Italian, there are many ways to express love and affection! Whether it’s romantic, friendly, or respectful, knowing how to use these phrases is key. ✨ Ti amo - Romantic love ✨ Ti voglio bene - Love for friends & family ✨ Ti apprezzo - Appreciation ✨ Ti stimo - Respect How do you say “I love you” in your language? Let us know in the comments! 👇 #learnitalian #italiancourse #italianlessons #italianteacher #italianlesson #italiangrammar #italianwords #italianvocabulary #italianforbeginners #italianamerican #italian

Ciao amici! 🇮🇹 Pay attention to the reel and try completing the sentence in the comments below. Siete pronti? Show us what your Italian skills can do! 💬👇 #learnitalian #italianlesson #italianforbeginners #italiangrammar #italiancourse #italianwords

Ciao amici! 🇮🇹 Where did you spend New Year’s Eve? Watch the reel and answer in Italian in the comments! 🥂✨ #learnitalian #italianlesson #italianforbeginners #italiangrammar #italiancourse #italianwords

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In this video, we explore how to say "You’ve pissed me off" in Italian! 😠 The popular phrase "Mi hai rotto le scatole" literally translates to "You’ve broken my boxes" and is a less harsh way to express frustration or annoyance. However, in a more vulgar tone, Italians often say: "Mi hai rotto le palle" (literally, "You’ve broken my balls"). Do you have similar expressions in your language? Let us know in the comments! #learnitalian #italianlesson #italianforbeginners #italiangrammar #italiancourse #italianwords

Ciao a tutti! 👋 Meet Elena, one of our amazing Italian teachers! 🇮🇹 In this video, she talks about her favorite author, what her students love to learn, and what they often find challenging when studying Italian. Are you Interested in trying a free trial lesson with Elena or any of our skilled teachers? Click the link in the bio to book a free trial lesson! #learnitalian #italiancourse #italianclass #italianlessons #italianteacher #italianoperstranieri #italianculture

Ciao amici! 🇮🇹✨ Watch the reel carefully and write in the comments how you would complete the sentence. Pronti? Let's see your Italian skills in action! 💬👇 #learnitalian #italianlesson #italianforbeginners #italiangrammar #italiancourse #italianwords

Ciao amici! The verb “prendere” (to take) is super versatile in Italian! You can use it in so many contexts: ✨ Prendere la macchina - To take the car ✨ Prendere un caffè - To have a coffee ✨ Prendere il raffreddore - To catch a cold ✨ Prendere una decisione - To make a decision In Italia, è un verbo che usiamo moltissimo nella vita di tutti i giorni. Can you think of other expressions with “prendere”? Write them in the comments! 👇 #learnitalian #italianlesson #italianforbeginners #italiangrammar #italiancourse #italianwords