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19/05/2021
Learn the meaning, history, and use of “ciao” in Italian, plus when to use formal greetings. Perfect for learners and students in The Netherlands
What Does “Ciao” Mean in Italian? | Next Stop Italian Learn the meaning, history, and use of “ciao” in Italian, plus when to use formal greetings. Perfect for learners and students in The Hague.
13/05/2021
Learn why Italian nouns are gendered, how to recognise masculine and feminine forms, and how to master gender rules naturally. Includes tips for learners in The Hague!
Masculine or Feminine? How Italian Noun Gender Works | Next Stop Italian Learn why Italian nouns are gendered, how to recognise masculine and feminine forms, and how to master gender rules naturally. Includes tips for learners in The Hague!
28/04/2021
New article! Learn how to express yourself formally in Italian!
When and how to be formal in Italian? Learning a language is more than just grammar, and it often requires us to adjust ourselves to cultural specific behaviours....
18/04/2021
Penne, fusilli, spaghetti?!?
15/04/2021
A new article! Get ready to dance!
Musica (ep. 2) Italian 70s Music The 70s represented a pivotal moment in the history of Italian music, huge hits were delivered daily to the charts and disk jockeys across the country were trying to import the new sounds coming from abroad into the peninsula...
13/04/2021
Sometimes students can't get their heads around the idea of masculine and feminine nouns in Italian. Luckily for you, here's a great article about that!
Masculine or feminine in Italian? If you are a native English speaker, the word 'house' to you will sound as 'neutral' item. A house doesn't have a gender and yet, if you speak Italian, it suddenly becomes feminine: 'la casa'. But why? In this article you will find the answers to....
10/04/2021
05/04/2021
Learn how to introduce yourself in Italian!
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Italian pronouns and verb to be for beginners The word 'verb', in Italian 'verbo' (singular) , comes from Latin (verbum) and it literally means 'word'; nonetheless, verbs are deeply different from other classes of words (such as nouns, adjectives, adverbs, etc). Verbs allow us to express the idea of actions and to place those actions in a time-...
04/04/2021
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03/04/2021
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02/04/2021
Let's learn with some good music!
Musica (ep. 1) Italian 60s music The first Italian song that hit the world in 1958 was 'Nel blu dipinto di blu' sung by Domenico Modugno, at the time the Italian language was still known, to the majority of the world, thanks to the 'opera'. That new Italian song, along with....
01/04/2021
Which one shoud you use?
When should I use Questo & Quello ? There are many things in the cosmo, even though we don't always know how to call them. To avoid confusion, and manage to survive in an ever-expanding universe, there are some tricks that we should all know. One of them is definitely to learn how to use correctly 'questo' & 'quello'. The best way to....