How to Use BENE VS BUONO in Italian + Meaning! //// Do you want to take your Italian to the next level? Click here: [ Ссылка ]

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In today's video, we'll be going over how to use bene in Italian and how to use buono in Italian. Learning which word you should use- being bene vs buono in Italian is important because doing so will allow you to become a more fluent speaker of the Italian language. We will also be going over the meaning of bene in Italian and the meaning of buono in Italian as well so you can understand what both words mean! Watch this video and learn how to properly use bene vs buono in Italian, along with the meaning of both words!

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