Dec 05, 2013
1527
WTI Magazine #8 2013 Dec, 6
Author : Alessandro Masi Translation by:
"Viluppo" (Tangle) is an ancient word derived from the Latin verb volvere ("to turn, wind") and means "envelope", or as we would say today, "wrapping". Develop, therefore, is the action that you do when you take away something from his tangle. Which is something that in Italy would not do no harm: we just need a nice swerve (scarto) to avoid being discarded (scartati)
(by Alessandro Masi, from Seven supplement of Corriere della Sera)
You may be interested
-
Italian language: “What Can I Say Except ‘You...
Hello dear Italian enthusiasts, today I want to talk about something simple, that sometime...
-
Italian language: 12 days of Christmas
Christmas is in the air. So I though, why don’t we just take a break from the usual topic,...
-
Italian Language: A “good idea.” Follow your...
Today we are going to talk about adjectives, all those words we use to describe an object...
-
Italian language: A kiss is not always just a...
WTI Magazine #36 2014 June, 25Author : Manuela Bianchi for learnitalygroup.com ...
-
Italian Language: A Matter of Stress
As if Italian wasn’t hard enough with all its spelling rules and doubles, there are some a...
-
Italian language: A Spoonful of practice help...
WTI Magazine #43 2014 September, 17Author : Manuela Bianchi for learnitalygroup.com ...
-
Italian language: Allora? Pronti? Let’s Start...
Today, I’d like to talk about the use of the word allora. It’s a pretty common word in Ita...
-
Italian language: Are you sure you are just g...
People probably have been telling you how Italian is hard because of its verbs, tenses, en...
