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Days of the Week and Months in Italian

Learn the days of the week and months in Italian with this simple and quick blog lesson. It includes lots of bonuses, such as seasons ...
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‘Figurati!’ an everyday expression you must learn

The Italian word “figurati” is a small but powerful expression that Italians use frequently in everyday conversation. It is highly versatile and can convey different ...
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Word of the Week: Insomma

If you’ve ever listened to Italians chatting — on the phone, over coffee, or during a lively family dinner — chances are you’ve heard insomma more than ...
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Learn Italian with my family

Learn Italian getting to know my family. In this blog you'll find texts in Italian with comprehension tasks, a gramar point and more exercises.
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Learn Italian with Montalbano: “Far resuscitare i morti”

Learn with the TV series Montalbano the meaning of this expression: "Far resuscitare i morti".
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“Sentirsela”: Understand and Use this Verb like a Native

In a nutshell, the verb sentirsela means to feel up to doing something, or to have the courage or willingness to do something. It’s often ...
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10 irregular past participles you must know in Italian

Have you ever said ho scrivuto instead of ho scritto? You’re not the only one! Irregular past participles can be tricky, but mastering the most ...
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When to use IN or A: 6 Rules

Do you know when to use the preposition IN or A with the verb andare? Read this blog and never get this wrong again!
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Visita all’elegante Torino

Read in Italian to find out which Italian city we visited last week and why it is fascinating. The blog comes with work on vocabulary. ...
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