Las 100 dudas más frecuentes del italiano

Even if we're reasonably fluent in Italian, we all, to a greater or lesser degree, have doubts when it comes to using the right word, expression, or construction. When do you use essere and when do you use stare? Is it true that in Italian the verb fare can be used for anything? Is the plural of braccio braccia or bracci? What's the difference between salire, uscire, and subire? And between the pronouns chi and coloro? How do I use the preposition da? Can riuscire be used instead of potere? Are meglio and migliore equivalent? In the case of two languages ​​as closely related as Spanish and Italian, the doubts and the potential for confusion and misunderstanding increase. This book addresses the most frequent questions that arise for Spanish speakers learning Italian, resolving them simply and clearly with examples that illustrate correct and incorrect usage. It also includes the most current forms of expression, indicating which are accepted and which should be avoided.