Il passivo - The Italian Passive Voice | Learn Italian Grammar B1

Sono stati rubati molti gioielli! A large amount of jewellery has been stolen! Let's learn how to identify and use the passive voice in Italian, in a fun and easy way. I'll read an article with many passive sentences from the paper, and I'll show you how to turn active speech into passive speech. Don't skip the final exercise, it's crucial to understand exactly how it works! The TRANSCRIPT of this lesson and of all our videos is available on Patreon from just $1 a month, and there are additional exercises for our patrons. Join the circle on   / myitaliancircle   You can also use the THANKS button here on YouTube to give us a hand! :) Grazie! 😎 JOIN OUR GROUP ON FACEBOOK: https://bit.ly/MIC-FBgroup ** MORE VIDEOS ** All our grammar lessons by topic & level: https://bit.ly/MIC-GrammarGuide Vocabulary, pronunciation & speaking practice: https://bit.ly/MIC-Speaking Listening practice from beginner to advanced: https://bit.ly/Italian-Listening ** OUR BOOKS ON AMAZON ** A1 Italian - Complete Course for Beginners: https://amzn.to/3RCgrCz Italian Grammar - Concise & Clearly Explained: https://amzn.to/3Kf8v5o Learn Italian with Art - The Language of Renaissance Masterpieces: https://amzn.to/3GCJDoc (affiliate links) #learnItalian #speakItalian #languagelearning ** ABOUT THIS CHANNEL ** We are Anna & Diana, we are Italian and we’ve been working with languages all our lives. Our goal is to provide high-quality Italian lessons for beginners and beyond. No clickbait, no rambling, just useful content to support your language learning process. We also make videos about Italy and Italian culture - check them out! Visit our Website https://myitaliancircle.com for additional resources, a free Beginner Italian course, and our essential guides on Italian art, history, literature, music, and cinema. Come and chat with us in English & Italian on: Twitter -   / myitaliancircle   Instagram -   / myitaliancircle   Facebook -   / myitaliancircle