Ciao, I know you have been taking Italian lessons for a while; just curiosity that came into mind: when in English you say you "are hungry" the auxiliary verb is "to be", instead in Italian is used "to have" : ho fame, non sono fame. Ma puoi dire "sono affamata" con "essere". Normally we say "Ho fame"
How do you make you sweet potatoes?
Treat them like normal potatoes. Fry them steam them boil them etc. You can even make cakes with them.
Ciao, I know you have been taking Italian lessons for a while; just curiosity that came into mind: when in English you say you "are hungry" the auxiliary verb is "to be", instead in Italian is used "to have" : ho fame, non sono fame. Ma puoi dire "sono affamata" con "essere". Normally we say "Ho fame"
I always make these type of mistakes. I often always say ho stanca too when it should be sono stanca. Thank you for the correction.