I recently found a list of SMS abbreviations for Italian, and I'd like to share them.
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Italian prepositions are those short words which express conditions, directions, specifications, places and times, such as of, over, to, from, etc.
Unlike English, where we have several prepositions to make distinctions about locations, Russian primarily uses only two. It's often confusing, and seemingly arbitrary, choosing between в and на.
You'll be suprised how easy and simple to learn the Greek alphabet actually is. Here's a guide for beginners.
Several language bloggers have participated in these debates, but it seems that one in particular is always at the center of it.
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In this post, I'll explain in simple terms how to form and use the Italian imperative.
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