Imparo Italiano da cinque anni e non avevo mai visto questo. Diresti che è vero? Se si, potreste darmi qualche esempio e contesto in cui queste parolacie vanno usate

A few days ago, one of you asked the question that I’ve seen at least 38382994832 times already: where do I start? What do I do? What do I use? - you know the drill.

I’m a teacher and in the last few years I’ve amassed a fair amount of books, workbooks, notes, CELI tests… you name it, it’s there. Some materials were created by me, others found in the dark abyss of the internet. Heres the link to google drive: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1VSOND32mUqsfJJgTMIQmA6Xxa08rzLNK?usp=sharing

I think more advanced learners won’t have problems deciding what interests them, but I’d like to take a while to recommend a few resources for beginners.

Grammar

1. Grammatical pratica della lingua italiana - good explanations, pretty easy grammar exercises, well structured

2. Ecco! Grammatica italiana & Facile & L’italiano da soli - simple (but needed) drills

3. Esercizi di grammatica italiana AILA - idem

4. Storni - amazing book, explanations in Polish tho.

Prepositions

1. Via delle preposizioni

2. Le preposizioni italiane - both are really good, the first one is more pleasant to use

If you have any questions, ask! I’ll gladly help. If you need some novels, poems etc. I have those too, but the drive is already heavy as is.

Good luck and have fun!

is it slang?