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#57: The Verbs "Essere" and "Esserci"

6 min • 17 november 2022

Do the Italian verbs “essere” and “esserci” have the same meaning? Not quite! The verb “esserci” uses the particle “ci”, which means “there” in English, and it has specific uses.

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