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Fare Sport: New Year, New Italian Vocabulary to Learn

The new year can be a great time to take up a new hobby or improve your general fitness. In Italian lessons with my students I like to talk about new year’s resolutions this month as it gives them a chance to talk about...

Italian Language

Bellissimo! Going Over Absolute Superlatives

I am sure you have heard the word ‘bellissimo’ (very beautiful) or ‘buonissimo’ (very good) in Italian. These -issimo...

Italian Language

The Various Meanings of the Verb ‘Stare’

The verb ‘stare’ is a very common Italian verb. It’s also an irregular verb, so it’s useful to understand how it works...

How to Say

How to say ‘I don’t care and I’m off’ in Italian

If you’re in Italy and you’ve had enough of someone, you don’t care about what they have to say any more and you want...

Italian Language

Top Tips on How to Pronounce Your Words like an Italian

There are some common pronunciation mistakes native English speakers make when they are speaking Italian, so it can be...

Centro Didattico Athena / Italian Language & Culture School

Language Schools

Catania

Solemar Academy - Language School in Sicily

Language Schools

Cefalu

Lucca Italian School

Language Schools

Lucca

Learn Italian in Genoa - Scuola Tricolore

Language Schools

Genoa

Reggio Lingua - Language school and cooking classes

Cooking School

Reggio nell'Emilia

ELLCI Milano

Language Schools

Milan

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Dual language articles

Camera degli Sposi fresco in Mantua's Palazzo dei Gonzaga

Dual Language

Dolce Vita of the Renaissance Courts

How the rich and powerful enjoyed their leisure time in Renaissance Italy.

Depiction of an Italian Kitchen in the Renaissance

Dual Language

MasterChefs of the Renaissance

Meet two celebrity chefs from the Renaissance.

Dual Language

What Makes Lucca Special

Walk around Lucca's 16th-century walls for great views over the towers and spires of this medieval Tuscan town.

Dual Language

Spelacchio’s Back! Rome’s Christmas Tree is Lit Up for the...

And it's looking good.

Dual Language

A Church for Venetians in Rome

Secret Rome: discover a rich artistic heritage in a little-known church on central Piazza Venezia.

Italian Language

Fare Sport: New Year, New Italian Vocabulary to Learn

The new year can be a great time to take up a new hobby or improve your general fitness. In Italian lessons with my...

Italian Language

Bellissimo! Going Over Absolute Superlatives

I am sure you have heard the word ‘bellissimo’ (very beautiful) or ‘buonissimo’ (very good) in Italian. These -...

Italian Language

The Various Meanings of the Verb ‘Stare’

The verb ‘stare’ is a very common Italian verb. It’s also an irregular verb, so it’s useful to understand how it...

How to Say

How to say ‘I don’t care and I’m off’ in Italian

If you’re in Italy and you’ve had enough of someone, you don’t care about what they have to say any more and you...

Italian Language

Top Tips on How to Pronounce Your Words like an Italian

There are some common pronunciation mistakes native English speakers make when they are speaking Italian, so it can...

Italian Language

Going Over Double Negatives

In Italian you often use double negatives, or even triple or quadruple negatives!

Italian Language Intermediate

La Salute - Talking Health in Italian

You may have heard the word salute in Italian. It can be translated in the following ways:

Italian Language

Che bello! Learning Italian Exclamations

Learning some Italian exclamations and using them in the right context can bring life to your spoken Italian as well...

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