意味
Describing a task as simple.
文化的背景
In the South, you might hear 'Non è niente' (It's nothing) used interchangeably with 'Non è difficile' to emphasize the triviality of a task. Italians take pride in 'cucina povera' (peasant cooking), where the mantra is that great food 'non è difficile' if you have good ingredients. Using this phrase is a way to show 'disponibilità' (availability/helpfulness). It signals that you are willing to help the other person learn. In Italian schools, teachers use this to demystify complex subjects like Latin or Philosophy, aiming to make them feel attainable.
Use for Encouragement
Whenever a friend is nervous about speaking Italian, say 'Non è difficile!' It's the best way to be a supportive language partner.
Watch the Accent
Always write 'è' with the accent. 'Non e difficile' is a common typo that changes the meaning to 'Not and difficult.'
意味
Describing a task as simple.
Use for Encouragement
Whenever a friend is nervous about speaking Italian, say 'Non è difficile!' It's the best way to be a supportive language partner.
Watch the Accent
Always write 'è' with the accent. 'Non e difficile' is a common typo that changes the meaning to 'Not and difficult.'
Add 'Mica'
To sound more like a native, say 'Non è mica difficile.' It adds a natural, conversational flair.
The Italian Shrug
When you say this, a small shrug of the shoulders makes you look 100% more Italian.
自分をテスト
Fill in the missing word to say 'It is not difficult.'
___ è difficile.
'Non' is the correct word to negate a verb in Italian.
Which sentence is grammatically correct for 'The lessons are not difficult'?
Le lezioni...
The verb must be plural (sono) and the adjective must agree (difficili).
Complete the dialogue with the most encouraging response.
A: Ho paura di parlare italiano. B: Dai, prova! ___.
'Non è difficile' is the standard way to encourage someone.
Match the phrase to the situation.
You are showing a friend how to use a simple coffee machine.
This phrase is perfect for showing someone a simple task.
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ビジュアル学習ツール
Singular vs Plural
練習問題バンク
4 問題___ è difficile.
'Non' is the correct word to negate a verb in Italian.
Le lezioni...
The verb must be plural (sono) and the adjective must agree (difficili).
A: Ho paura di parlare italiano. B: Dai, prova! ___.
'Non è difficile' is the standard way to encourage someone.
You are showing a friend how to use a simple coffee machine.
This phrase is perfect for showing someone a simple task.
🎉 スコア： /4
よくある質問
12 問No, to say a person is 'easy' or 'not difficult,' use 'è una persona alla mano.'
Both are correct, but 'Non è difficile' is more common for encouragement.
No, it stays 'difficile' for both masculine and feminine singular.
Use 'Non sono difficili.'
Yes, it is perfectly neutral and professional.
The opposite is 'È difficile' or 'È complicato.'
Only in very informal text messages, but it's better to include the verb.
'Non' is used to negate verbs, while 'no' is a standalone answer.
Yes, they both come from the same Latin root 'difficilis.'
No, use 'leggero' (light) or 'non è pesante.'
Only if your tone is very sharp. Usually, it's very friendly.
'È una cavolata' is a very common slang alternative.
関連フレーズ
È facile
synonymIt's easy
È un gioco da ragazzi
similarIt's child's play
Non è complicato
similarIt's not complicated
È una passeggiata
similarIt's a walk in the park
È difficile
contrastIt's difficult
Non è mica difficile
builds onIt's not like it's hard
