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Did you know that "Mi sa che" Doesn't mean "I know that"?
Posted on 21.02.2025
Category: Learning Italian
Impara l'Italiano Ascoltando! La Spiaggia Rosa.
Posted on 14.02.2025
Category: Learning Italian
Fear of Speaking Italian? Find Your Confidence!
Posted on 29.12.2024
Category: Learning Italian
Curious Italian Adjectives to Discover...
Posted on 23.11.2024
Category: Learning Italian
In Italian, do all adjectives come after the noun? True or false? The answer is false!!
Adjectives can also come before the noun! In fact, in certain instances, their meaning can even change! 
Adjectives can also come before the noun! In fact, in certain instances, their meaning can even change! I am excited for...In Italian!
Posted on 16.11.2024
Category: Italian Video Lessons
How can I express that I am excited about something in Italian? You can say "sono eccitato/a per..." but be careful! ⚠️ In Italian, while "sono eccitato/a per..." can technically mean "I am excited for...", it often carries a connotation of physical excitement or arousal. A more appropriate phrase to express enthusiasm or eagerness would be "sono emozionato per..." or "non vedo l'ora di...". These expressions convey a sense of anticipation and eagerness in a positive and culturally appropriate way.