Italian Plural Nouns: Learn the Rules and Examples

Tricky Italian grammar Rules Explained in JUST 21 Minutes

🤦‍♀️🇮🇹2 silly Italian grammar rules you can break!! On one hand we have Italian GRAMMAR on the other hand we have “RULES”. Here are some RULES you can break when speaking. If native speakers can do it, why can’t you! 1. A me, mi piace il caffè Saying ‘a me, mi…..’ is WRONG because “a me” = “mi” so it would be redundant to say it twice. But who care! Italians use it for emphasis! The correct form would be either “a me piace il caffè ” or “mi piace il caffè”. \t 2. Sono andato a sciare, ma… per