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Italian Language

A suffix is a group of letters you add to the end of a root of a word, for example studying, taller, helpful, walked. Some Italian examples are: distribuzione, stabilimento, gelateria

Italian Language

Word of the Week: LIBERTA'

As Italy prepares to celebrate Liberation Day, our Word of the Week is freedom

Italian Language

Italian Expressions with Numbers

Mastering your numbers in Italian is an important skill. How else can you specify how many scoops of ‘gelato’ (ice...

Italian Language

How to Form the Passive in Italian

Today’s language lesson is about how to use the passive form in Italian. There are two forms of verbs: passive and...

Italian Language

Present Tense Verbs: Modals

There are a group of verbs in Italian called modal verbs. They are also known as helper verbs, as they help another...

SLANG. Sardinia, senses & Language

Language School

Oristano

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

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Dual Language

'Tis the Season for Roman Artichokes

Splurge while you can on one of the best artichokes produced in Italy.

Dual Language

Hiking on the Italian Riviera

Immerse yourself into the world of Liguria: its history, its food, its typical Mediterranean environment.

Panoramic view of the village of Aggius in Sardinia Italy

Dual Language

Reliving Ancient Easter Traditions in Aggius, Sardinia

In the Gallura district of Sardinia, the ancient village of Aggius stands in striking contrast to the glitzy nature...

Dual Language

Pizza Makes Italians Happy, Survey Finds

The secret to happiness may be in a slice of pizza – at least for Italians.

Dual Language

Linosa, Away From It All

In the midst of the Mediterranean Sea, approximately at the same distance between Sicily and Tunisia, Linosa is a...

Italian Language

Going Over the Suffix - Etto

A suffix is a group of letters you add to the end of a root of a word, for example studying, taller, helpful, walked...

Italian Language

Word of the Week: LIBERTA'

Italian Language

How to Say ‘a Lot’ in Italian

In Italian there are a variety of ways to say ‘a lot’ and ‘many’.

Italian Language

Three Ways to Say ‘I can’ in Italian

In today’s language lesson we’ll look at three different ways we can translate ‘can’, and which word is best to use...

Italian Language

Italian Expressions with Numbers

Mastering your numbers in Italian is an important skill. How else can you specify how many scoops of ‘gelato’ (ice...

Italian Language

How to Form the Passive in Italian

Today’s language lesson is about how to use the passive form in Italian. There are two forms of verbs: passive and...

Italian Language

Three Ways to Say: I Want

When you first start learning Italian you will often learn the verb ‘volere’. This verb means ‘to want’. A verb is a...

Italian Language

Present Tense Verbs: Modals

There are a group of verbs in Italian called modal verbs. They are also known as helper verbs, as they help another...

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