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Sound Natural in Italian: Common Spoken Reactions and Idioms

Learn common Italian idioms and fixed expressions to react naturally in conversation, covering phrases for surprise, agreement, and giving your opinion.
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Lesson#1
To sound more natural in a language, it's useful to learn common fixed expressions that native speakers use to react in conversations. In this deck, we'll learn some of the most common Italian phrases for reacting and sharing your opinion.
Lesson#2
Let's start with phrases for reaction and evaluation. These are short, common expressions you can use to show surprise, disappointment, or relief.
Lesson#3
To express surprise or disbelief, you can say 'Davvero?'. It's the equivalent of asking 'Really?' or 'Seriously?'.
Quiz#4
How do you say 'Really?' in Italian to express surprise?

Davvero?

Lesson#5
A very common and informal exclamation is 'Ma dai!'. It can express surprise or disbelief, similar to 'Come on!', 'No way!', or 'You're kidding!'.
Quiz#6
How do you say 'Come on!' or 'No way!' in Italian as an informal exclamation of surprise?

Ma dai!

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