If you’ve been taking lessons for me for a while, you should be pretty familiar with the choice of the auxiliary verb in the passato prossimo tense. However, there are a few verbs that are tricky and use both auxiliaries, depending on the...
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I often ask my students how their weekend was or a particular event I knew they had, and the answer always gets very confusing. This is where we step into one of the many cultural aspects of the language. The question, “how was it?” and the...
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If you are bilingual or have ever studied a foreign language, you probably know how many idiomatic expressions each language has that you simply cannot translate. The more I thought about it, the more I realized that some phrases exist because...
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