Darn. Good content. But I wish the example sentences were read more slowly and articulately. If we are at the level at which we are learning these conjunctions, we're not ready for native speaking tempo. We cannot yet hear the individual words well enough. Slower would be better. Or even better, read it once slowly, then once at native tempo. Thanks!
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Darn. Good content. But I wish the example sentences were read more slowly and articulately. If we are at the level at which we are learning these conjunctions, we're not ready for native speaking tempo. We cannot yet hear the individual words well enough. Slower would be better. Or even better, read it once slowly, then once at native tempo. Thanks!
Noted! You know, you can also slow down the audio. The only reason I don't do it more slowly is because it can sound less native when read slowly.
â@@ekolearning Not really... the English gets WAY slowed down when you cut the speed but the Italian is still way to fast.
ancora means still, actually it's eppure that means yet... sorry, I tried your channel but it doesn't work