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Say frizzante (sparkling, bubbly) out loud: freet-TSAHN-teh. Don’t you feel those tiny bubbles almost popping on your tongue?
That’s the beauty of certain Italian words: they express their meaning through the way they sound.
I’ll share a few below. Some of these will make you laugh, others will make you ...
The Italian word parte has so many meanings! Let’s put it to the test with a sentence that fits three of them into just one line:
Non voglio prendere le parti di nessuno, ma so benissimo da che parte parte questa critica.
I don’t want to take sides with anyone, but I know exactly where this critici...
In Italian, much like in English, there is a wide range of expressions you can use to bring a conversation to a natural close. A simple and friendly Ci vediamo! (See you!) works perfectly when you’re not sure when you’ll meet again, while more specific options allow you to indicate exactly when you’ll see someone next.
In this art...
Certain Italian words are really difficult to translate — not because English is short on vocabulary, but because it lacks the context that gives those words their meaning.
For instance, you can translate sistemarsi as “to settle down,” sure. But it fails to capture the fact that this is the ultimate Italian merit badge, unlockable only af...