Verbs of movement and means of transport

Many English-speaking students encounter a common mistake when attempting to translate expressions of movement from English to Italian, for example, when describing how they go to work. The attempt to say "I drive to work" in Italian, following the English structure, leads astray. The beauty of Italian lies in its ability to capture the essence of movement in a more fluid and natural manner, preferring "vado a lavoro in macchina" (I go to work by car).

In this video, we will explore together how Italian distinguishes itself in the use of expressions of movement, combining the verb, such as "andare" (to go), with the chosen means of transport. This approach not only enriches your knowledge of the language but also brings you closer to the true essence of spoken Italian.

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