#grammar (10)
Essere or avere? How to choose the right auxiliary verb in the Italian passato prossimo
Learning Italian is an exciting journey, but like any new language, it comes with a few tricky […]
How to form a question in French: basic rules
When you start learning French, one of the first challenges is figuring out how to turn a […]
¿Ser o estar?
When you start learning Spanish, one thing quickly stands out: there isn’t just one verb for “to […]
Spanish Superlatives: A Complete Guide to Relative and Absolute Forms
When learning a foreign language, one of the first goals is being able to describe and compare […]
German Grammar B1 Level
Today we’re taking a step towards B1 level in German. On Sillabi, you’ll find a wide range […]
French Pronouns en and y: The Complete Guide with Rules and Examples
When you start learning French, there are two tiny words that can suddenly make you freeze mid-sentence: […]
Italian Pronouns Ci and Ne Explained: Clear Rules and Real Examples
When you start learning Italian, two tiny words keep popping up everywhere — yet they often cause […]
How to Use Spanish Comparatives: Clear Rules, Examples, and Irregular Forms
As soon as you start building richer sentences in Spanish, comparatives become an essential tool. They help […]
The Intonation
The ascending intonation at the end of the sentence plays an important role, because thanks to it […]
Numbers 70, 80 and 90
Learning to count in another language isn’t always easy. Counting in French up to 69 is not […]