Blog

Feedspot Best Italian Blog Logo
  • All
  • Blog
  • Blog in Italian
  • Free Lessons
  • General
  • Italian novels recommendations
Blog

La festa della donna

In this blog in Italian: Why do Italians give mimosa flowers on 8 March? Discover the traditions, food and meaning behind International Women’s Day in ...
Read More →
Blog

Il mercato del venerdì

Every Friday, we visit our lively market full of colours, scents, and bustling stalls. In this article, we explore the role of food markets in ...
Read More →
Blog

L’imperfetto indicativo: how to use it

Confused about l’imperfetto? This article shows when and why it is used through simple examples and a short story in context.
Read More →
Blog

Le Olimpiadi a casa mia

Believe or not, the Olympics took place in my province this year, which added some excitement to this usually sleepy area. The text also includes ...
Read More →
Blog

Preposizioni articolate: two small words, one rule

Discover preposizioni articolate and how to make them easier to learn. Download our free practice document which includes a summary and lots of practice.
Read More →
Blog

Carnevale, memorie del passato

Develop your reading skills with my stories about real Italians. Discover the Italian carnival and how we celebrate it.
Read More →
Blog

Why you’re probably using guidare incorrectly

Find out how to use the verb GUIDARE accurately, in this easy lesson. Never make the same mistake when talking about driving.
Read More →
Blog

Don’t confuse CHI and CHE

Chi or che? In this short, clear lesson you’ll finally see the difference. With some simple explanations, you’ll stop hesitating and start using chi and ...
Read More →
Blog

How to ask questions in Italian

Asking questions in Italian is easier than it seems. With just a few question words, you can start real conversations and understand others better. In ...
Read More →

Looking for an Italian course?

Send me a message here (stating your current level) and I'll help you select the most appropriate one for you. Look forward to hearing from you, Laura