BY: Alesha Allen
It’s common to learn your colors in Italian as a beginner, but have you come across any idiomatic expressions using these colors? Some teachers prefer to wait a while before teaching idioms as they can be difficult for students to translate. The very definition of an idiom is a phrase or expression that has a figurative sense and not a literal one.
This means that its meaning is difficult to guess, it has to be learnt. I think it’s good for students of Italian to become introduced to a variety of idiomatic expressions as early as possible. So, I like to teach my students idiomatic expressions alongside the vocabulary we learn as the more familiar we become with them, the easier it is to use them when speaking Italian.
SOURCE: https://www.italymagazine.com
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