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1 Word, 4 levels: Dormire

Learn the synonyms of dormire to enrich your vocabulary:dormireriposarefare un sonnellinoassopirsi When learning Italian, beginning with essential verbs and then adding richer, more nuanced options ...
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3 Easy Ways to Boost Language Confidence

Self-assurance in language learning is important to speed up the process, find here three easy ways to boost your confidence. Many of my students have ...
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Santo Stefano: the art of a lazy day

Learn all about Santo Stefano, the Italian Boxing day. The perfect day to relax guilt-free, enjoying food, family and the odd walk in the fresh ...
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La magia del mio primo presepe

Practice the passato remoto through this personal anecdote of mine and discover how this verb tense gives the story a more authentic and magical atmosphere.
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Festive Italian expression: “fare un pensierino”

Introduction In December, shops fill with lights, scents, and… gift ideas! It’s exactly during this time of year that you’ll often hear a warm, very ...
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1 Word, 4 Levels: Mangiare

Learn the synonyms of mangiare to enrich your vocabulary:mangiarepranzaregustarerifocillarsi When learning Italian, beginning with essential verbs and then adding richer, more nuanced options helps you ...
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My story: between Italy and the United Kingdom

A box of old London travel cards made me realise just how much my life has been shaped by two countries — and how that ...
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Mantova: cuore del rinascimento (Subscriber-ony content)

Sapevate che il 2 novembre in Italia è festa nazionale? Quest’anno ne abbiamo approfittato per regalarci una breve fuga: un viaggio a Mantova, una città ...
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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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