Expressing frequency in Italian (With examples)

 Hey guys, I hope you are doing awesome!

Today, some words in Italian to express frequency:

• Usually: Di solito
• Often: Spesso
• Sometimes: Qualche volta
• Rarely: Raramente (More straightforward this one hahah)
• Almost never: Quasi mai
• Never: Mai

Now, let's check it with some examples:

Obs: Words inside parentheses mean they are optional. You may use them or not, as you wish :)

I usually write poems

(Io) di solito scrivo poesie

I often sleep late

(Io) spesso dormo fino a tardi

She arrives late sometimes

Qualche volta (lei) arriva in ritardo

I usually don't sleep early = I rarely sleep early

(Io) raramente dormo presto

This one won't sound that English because it is more likely you are going to say "Rarely" but try to understand it anyway :) 

I almost never do the dishes

(Io) non lavo quasi mai i piatti

I never go to the grocery store

(Io) non vado mai al supermercato

Ok, that's it!

I hope you enjoyed it!

See you!

Kyle.

(Caio).

Greetings and small-talk in Italian

Hello everyone,

Today let's practice some Italian!

You know, when you are learning a language, it is always important to learn something useful. Something that may make a difference in your day.

So that's what we are going to do.

One common thing when you are abroad (And when you are in your country) is small-talking.

So, imagine this, you are outside, and then you meet someone and decide to do the famous small-talking (Pretty small, but most common that we may count)

       - Hey, how are you?

       - Fine, thanks. And what about you?

       - Fine too. Have a good day

       - You too! See you tomorrow!

Ok, that's simple, however, most common that we may count (We do this more than we think, and it is super-useful indeed.

So, how is it in Italian?

       - Ciao "Person's name". Come stai?

       - Bene/Tutto bene. Grazie. E tu

       - Anche bene! Buona giornata!

       - Anche a te! A domani (Ci vediamo domani)

Cool, isn't it?

Of course, you can have some variations in the greetings, like:

Come stai?-> Come va?

Bene -> Abbastanza bene(Quite good)

Bene -> Benissimo (Super good)

Bene -> Così e così (So, so)

Bene -> Male (Bad) (But certainly it wouldn't lead to small talk but to an extensive and deeper conversation hahaha)

A domani -> A presto! (Like: See you soon)

So, that's it!

If you like. it, please leave a comment below :)

Have a good day!

See you!