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Learn Italian and find examples on how to use Italian words and expressions in these free Italian language guides, written by an Italian teacher of Italian as a second language.
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The seasons in Italian: learn easily their names, pronunciation and spelling
Find the names of the four seasons in Italian, their spelling and pronunciation in this quick language learning guide. What are the four seasons in Italian? The names of the four seasons in Italian are: Primavera = Spring Estate = summer Autunno = Autumn/Fall Inverno = winter Together, they are called ‘Le Quattro Stagioni’, which is Italian for ‘The Four Seasons’ and also the name of Vivaldi’s masterpiece! Primavera lasts from 21st-March to 21st June Estate is from 22nd June to 21st September Autumn/ Fall in Italy is from 22nd September to 21st December And Winter in Italy is from 22nd December to 21st March. These days coincide with the…
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How to say cheers in Italian: Italian toasting words and rules you need to know
How do you say cheers in Italian? Learn how to toast in Italian, common Italian drinking toasts Italian toasting etiquette for all occasions Toasting is a big part of Italian culture. Breaking bread together is at the center of most Italian celebrations and these special meals are always accompanied by a toast If you have an Italian celebration coming up, you are invited to a wedding or birthday or you are throwing an Italian dinner party, knowing how to toast in Italian will be useful. In this article, you will learn how to toast in Italian, Italian words for festive cheering, and the most important Italian toasting rules for perfect…
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Travelers Italian: 100+ of the most useful Italian phrases for travel
Travelers’ Italian. Over 100 easy and useful Italian phrases for travel and basic Italian words that will help you make the most of your time in Italy (by a teacher) You do not need to speak Italian to enjoy your time in Italy. However, knowing basic Italian words or being able to express simple sentences will go a long way to improve your stay. We Italians love it when foreigners make an effort and while I know it is daunting to express yourself in a language you do not dominate, you will see most people will react with great appreciation! I am a qualified teacher of Italian as a second…








