Italian Language

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Holy Week began yesterday, ending with Easter this Sunday, so we thought our Word of the Week would be pace, peace. The dove – colomba – has become a symbol…
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by Alesha Allen |
Albero da frutto means ‘fruit tree’, although for some fruits, once you learn their name, you also know the name of its tree: La mela, il melo - Apple, apple…
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by Silvia Donati |
With the arrival of the primavera and nicer weather and longer days, our desire to travel - to/in Italy especially - can only increase. So our Word of the Week…
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by Katia Amore |
If you want to try to learn how to count from 1 to 100 in Italian, the following video shot in Sicily is the perfect tool to do it while having fun. Italians…
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Italian singing nun Suor Cristina has become an Internet star after her performance on Italy’s The Voice. The video of her singing Alicia Key’s “No One” has…
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An important agreement between the University for Foreigners of Perugia and the New York-based Scuola d’Italia Guglielmo Marconi was signed in New York last…
Weddings
by Katia Amore |
When planning a wedding abroad, you always worry about making sure everyone really understands what you want, your wedding planner, the hairdresser, the chef…
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by Barry Lillie |
Whether visiting Milan, famous for its fashion houses and stilisti (designers) or a Neapolitan high-street, here are a few words and phrases that will be…
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by Silvia Donati |
Father’s Day in Italy is celebrated on March 19, this Wednesday, so our Word of the Week is Papà (Dad). In the United States and other countries where Anglo-…
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by Katia Amore |
With more and more restrictions on the amount of liquids you can take on a plane, chances are you will pack just the essential if you are travelling with hand…