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Relative Pronouns in Italian

La situazione in cui mi trovo è strana.

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Cher Hale
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One of the biggest struggles I hear is that it can be tough to piece all of the words you know together in Italian once you know them.

...which sucks, obviously, because you've spent all of this time accumulating knowledge and it's not working together in the way you were hoping it would.

This issue could stem from a couple of problems — one being a lack of understanding about specific constructions like direct and indirect object pronouns or a lack of practice in everyday conversation in Italian.

Most likely, it's a bit of both.

In an attempt to help you remedy this problem, we're going to chat about relative pronouns.

Relative Pronouns (I pronomi relativi)

I want you to think of relative pronouns as the matchmakers of Italian.

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