The Italian verb “uscire” is one you’ll hear a lot in Italy. But it’s irregular, so it can be easy to make mistakes. Here, you’ll see how it works in some useful phrases.

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Learn how to talk about taste in Italian with words like “assaggiare” and “provare”, plus useful phrases for food and drink in Italy.

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Today's Italian words:
Vuoi assaggiare? = Do you want to have a taste?
Chi assaggia? = Who’s tasting?
Volete provare il piatto del giorno? = Do you (plural) want to try the dish of the day?

Learn the patterns that can help you tell whether Italian words are masculine or feminine, so you can use them the right way without guessing.

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Today's Italian words:
La farina = The flour
Il vino = The wine
Un limone = A lemon
Le birre = The beers
I taralli = a type of biscuit that can be sweet or savoury. They’re often served as a part of an aperitivo