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How to say “I’m excited” in Italian, safely

If you translate I’m excited literally into Italian as sono eccitato, you might end up in an embarrassing situation! In Italian, sono eccitato means “I’m ...
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Please stop saying serioso, really, I mean it!

Stop calling everything ‘serioso’! In Italian, serio and serioso are very different. Find out which one to use — and never get it wrong again!
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8 Italian words you think you know

Here are 8 popular Italian words and phrases often used in English – but do you know what they really mean in Italian?
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Prepositions in Italian

Prepositions may be small words, but they do a big job. Let's look at the most common Italian prepositions and explore their different meanings, with ...
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The Power of Speaking Italian in Class

Speaking Italian is proven to be essential for fluency — it helps you learn faster, remember more, and build confidence. In this article, we explain ...
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Basic Grammar Terms for Language Learners

When you learn a new language, you often hear words like noun, verb, article, or preposition. These are grammar terms — labels we use to ...
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Learn Italian with an authentic dialogue

In this blog lesson, we’ll explore authentic Italian dialogue, useful vocabulary, common expressions, and more — all centred around the beloved Italian gelato experience.
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Italian idioms with animals

Animals pop up all the time in Italian idioms, making the language more vivid and fun. Let’s look at a few you’ll hear everywhere.
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How to make flashcards for learning a language

Turn flashcards into your secret weapon for learning! Discover how to make them work for you — download blank flashcards to personalise, plus ready-made digital ...
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