How to Learn Italian Fast in 3 Simple Steps
How to Learn Italian Fast in 3 Simple Steps STEP 1: Set a Learning Itinerary What’s your Italian level? If you have been studying Italian for a few months or even years and you don’t know where you are at, that’s a problem. In order to make progress and learn Italian fast, you’ll need to […]
11 Well-Known Language Podcasts for Italian Learners
11 Best Italian Podcasts for Beginners, Intermediate and Advanced Learners How to Learn with Italian Podcasts How to choose the right podcast for you? Simple! Follow the “70% rule”: make sure the input is easy to understand and concise for you. At the very least, you should be able to understand 70% of the content. It […]
Italian Pronunciation for Beginners (+Alphabet)
Italian Pronunciation for Beginners (+Italian Alphabet) Why it’s Important To Practice Your Italian Pronunciation From Day 1 In over ten years of teaching Italian as a foreign language, I’ve noticed a number of patterns that are next to impossible to get rid of (or that take a great deal of time and work to unlearn). […]
Italian Short Stories for Intermediate Learners
Unlock the Magic of Italian language with these 11 Engaging Short Stories for Intermediate Learners (A2-B2) If reading in Italian has become too challenging for you, you might not have been using the right content and should consider making a change. There are countless ways to learn new vocabulary and grammar at an intermediate level […]
Basta/Abbastanza/Mi basta: The Difference Explained
Basta/Abbastanza/Mi basta: The Difference Explained Everyone has heard at least once the words “basta! or “abbastanza” or “mi basta.”And although they all look very similar, their uses and meanings differ significantly. Let’s take a look at it now! BASTA Basta! means enough! stop! It’s an invariable noun, and it’s used as an interjection or exclamation. […]
The Italian Indirect Object Pronouns Explained
The Italian Indirect Object Pronouns Explained Yes, pronouns are not easy to grasp, but they’re worth mastering. Why? It’s simple. We use them all the time. We use them to avoid repeating things and be concise, typically in a conversation. It’s the same in English and in many other languages. Knowing the Italian pronouns will […]