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Super!!! Sometimes in Spanish is the same thing than in Italian.
Hi Nieves! Yes, the Spanish and Italian languages are pretty similar so the mistakes are similar too! ;-)
Absolutely no. Spanish is really similar but for italians is not easy to understand
Assolutamente no = decidedly not, not really, actually not at all. Not "Absolutely no" Eh,cmq sono d'accordo. I think Brazilian Portuguese is easier than Spanish to understand.
Anonimo For Spanish people it's also hard to learn Italian, that has got both "avere" and "essere" as auxiliar verbs.
Your blog is very helpful as I have an Italian student that I tutor English privately here in France. :)Grazie mille! :)
I'm glad you find it useful! I'll try to keep it up-to-date ;-)
I think that with your blog i'll can improve better my language
Very usefullSeren
Same mistakes we, Brazilians, do.Latin roots?
Super!!! Sometimes in Spanish is the same thing than in Italian.
RispondiEliminaHi Nieves! Yes, the Spanish and Italian languages are pretty similar so the mistakes are similar too! ;-)
EliminaAbsolutely no. Spanish is really similar but for italians is not easy to understand
EliminaAssolutamente no = decidedly not, not really, actually not at all. Not "Absolutely no" Eh,cmq sono d'accordo. I think Brazilian Portuguese is easier than Spanish to understand.
EliminaAnonimo For Spanish people it's also hard to learn Italian, that has got both "avere" and "essere" as auxiliar verbs.
EliminaYour blog is very helpful as I have an Italian student that I tutor English privately here in France. :)
RispondiEliminaGrazie mille! :)
I'm glad you find it useful! I'll try to keep it up-to-date ;-)
EliminaI think that with your blog i'll can improve better my language
EliminaVery usefull
RispondiEliminaSeren
Same mistakes we, Brazilians, do.Latin roots?
RispondiElimina