The Italian partitive is a special kind of pronoun which functions as a back-reference. It refers back to a direct object specified in a previous sentence - or possibly later in the current sentence.
One of the more enjoyable details about learning a new language is learning how animals talk - onomatopoeia.
Colloquial Lithuanian is written by a pair of authors, one a native English speaker and the other a native Lithuanian speaker.
The bottom line is that grammar is important. It's not something you can just ignore, and hope to 'pick up along the way'.
Moving abroad can be some tricky business; once you've decided whether you want to work, study or volunteer, you need to tackle the biggest task of them all: the red tape.
In this post, I explain how to say and describe most major body parts in the Lithanian language.
When I look back at all the people in life who have inspired me, or who still do inspire me, there is one thing that's true about all of them: they all stand for something.
Today, we'll look at a few more useful Italian word patterns I've found.
A few weeks ago, I wrote a basic introduction to Catalan, having never heard it spoken before. Here are my new impressions.
