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| Italian For Beginners: Lesson #20  | With nouns that refer to rooms of the house, such as salotto, cucina, and sala da pranzo, an article is usually not used with the preposition in. For example: Mangiano in sala da pranzo, non in cucina. (They eat in the dining room, not in the kitchen.) | | | Vocabulary | Taking A Cure / Fare Una Cura
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| | Grammar | Present tense + da + time expressions
Italian uses present tense + da + time expressions to indicate an action that began in the past and is still going on in the present.
| | Exercises | Present Tense of -Ere Verbs
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| | Audio | Musical Tempo Marking
| | Word of the Day | Immischiare
English translation: TO MEDDLE, TO INTERFERE WITH; Non immischiarti nei miei affari. Click to hear the word of the day spoken by a native speaker and phrase using the word in an example.
| | In Depth | Language Schools In Italy
For those serious about learning Italian, studying the target language in the country is the optimal method. Schools in Italy offer homestays, cultural excursions, cooking and language courses, and summer vacation courses.
| | Forums | Stare vs. Essers
"What is the difference between the verbs stare and essere?"
| | Verbs | To Have and Have Not: The Verb Avere
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