Better in Italian: Migliore vs. Meglio

The video tutorial explains the differences in using comparative words like 'better' and 'worse' in English and Italian. It highlights how English uses one word where Italian uses two, leading to potential confusion. The tutorial covers the usage of 'better' as both an adjective and an adverb in English, and their Italian equivalents 'meliore' and 'melio'. It also discusses the words 'worse' and 'cattivo', providing examples and practice to illustrate these concepts.

What is the main challenge for English speakers when using the word 'better' in Italian?

• Choosing between 'meliore' and 'melio'

• Understanding the pronunciation

• Remembering the spelling

• Using it in a sentence

In the sentence 'Italian wines are better', what role does 'better' play?

• Adjective

• Adverb

• Verb

• Noun

Which Italian word would you use to say 'better' when referring to an action?

• Meliore

• Melio

• Buono

• Bene

What is the Italian word for 'worse' when describing something not good?

• Cattivo

• Pedjore

• Melio

• Bene

How do you express 'worse' in Italian when referring to performance?

• Cattivo

• Mala

• Pedjo

• Pedjore