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Connecting Ideas with Short Linking Words in Italian
Learn to connect your ideas in spoken Italian using essential linking words like 'ma', 'perché', 'quindi', and 'prima'.
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Connecting Ideas with Short Linking Words in Italian
Learn to connect your ideas in spoken Italian using essential linking words like 'ma', 'perché', 'quindi', and 'prima'.
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24 CardsLesson#1
To make your spoken Italian flow more naturally, you need to connect your ideas. Let's start with 'ma', which is the Italian word for 'but'. You use it to show a simple contrast between two statements.
Quiz#2
How do you say 'I'm coming, but I have to work' in Italian?
Vengo, ma devo lavorare.
Quiz#3
Translate into Italian: 'The film is good, but it's long.'
Il film è bello, ma è lungo.
Lesson#4
You already know 'perché' means 'why'. It also means 'because'. You can use it to give a reason or explain the cause of something. For example, 'Non esco perché sono stanco' means 'I'm not going out because I'm tired'.
Quiz#5
How do you say 'I'm staying at home because I'm tired' in Italian?
Resto a casa perché sono stanco.
Quiz#6
Translate into Italian: 'I didn't eat because I wasn't hungry.'
Non ho mangiato perché non avevo fame.
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