Understanding the use of comparatives in Italian can be tricky because of context and tone.

1. Context Confusion:

   • The meaning of a comparative can change a lot based on the situation. For example, when you say "più bello," which means "more beautiful," it could be about a person or a painting. This can make things unclear.

2. Tone Matters:

   • The way comparatives are spoken can change how they are understood. If someone uses a sarcastic tone, it can confuse the meaning. This makes it harder for learners to get their message across.

3. Tips for Clarity:

   • Adding extra details or giving more context can help clear things up.
   • Listening to native speakers and practicing in different scenarios can boost confidence in using comparatives correctly.