Messaggio del lunedì (Monday post)
PROVERB LITERAL TRANSLATION: Appetite comes with eating. (Especially if you start with a food you like.) MEANING: The more you eat, the more you want to eat. Start your week off on the right foot!
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Tuffati nel Nuovo Anno e nella lingua italiana! Proverbi (Jump into the New Year and the Italian language! – Proverbs)
“Chi ben comincia è a …………….. dell’opera.”Puoi completare questo proverbio?Inizia bene il Nuovo Anno tuffandoti nell’italiano e completando i seguenti proverbi.Divertiti e Buon Anno Nuovo! “He who starts well is …………….. there.”Can you complete this proverb?Start the New Year off on the right foot by diving into Italian and completing the following proverbs.Have fun and… Leggi tutto »
Messaggio del lunedì (Monday post)
PROVERBLITERAL TRANSLATION:Man forewarned, man half saved.MEANING:Someone who knows that a problem is coming is better prepared to face it. Forewarned is forearmed.EXAMPLE SENTENCE:– Pay attention to signs. Forewarned is forearmed! Start your week off on the right foot!
Messaggio del lunedì (Monday post)
PROVERB LITERAL TRANSLATION: One cherry pulls the other. EXPLANATION: One thing leads to another EXAMPLE SENTENCE: Chocolates and snacks are like cherries. When you eat one, you can’t stop! Start your week off on the right foot!
Proverbi italiani I – esercizio di ascolto (Italian proverbs I – listening exercise)
I proverbi fanno parte della saggezza profonda di un popolo. Studiare la lingua italiana e conoscerne alcuni proverbi ti aiuterà a capire meglio la cultura. Conosci i seguenti proverbi? Proverbs are part of the profound wisdom of a population. Studying the Italian language and getting to know some Italian proverbs will help you to better… Leggi tutto »