Have you heard the word Ciao before? And have you heard Buongiorno? Chances are that you have. When should you use them? And are there alternatives to these greetings? In this post, you will learn how to say hello in the Italian language! Italians Read more…
How do you say “congratulations” in Italian? The most literal way is congratulazioni. When was your last big day? Do you still remember family, friends, and acquaintances coming over to congratulate you? Those days stay with us for the rest of Read more…
There is a particular scent in any Italian home. And I believe it derives from a mixture of ingredients. Some of you may say: They eat pasta every day. It is inevitable not to notice the scent coming from pasta Read more…
Apps bring solutions closer to us. They can aid us in a wide range of activities. And the fact that we have them at the touch of our fingertips makes them very convenient. You name it! There are apps for Read more…
Hi! Does Duolingo work? Should you give it a try? I’m Bekah, and I’ll share with you my experience using Duolingo to learn Italian. My background I am bilingual. I grew up speaking both English and Spanish. These languages pertain Read more…
Do you want to learn Italian but are always on the go? If this is your case, you should check out this platform. In this ItalianPod101 review, we get into a lot of details about this podcast-style course. We like Read more…
Thank you very much for following us along this journey learning Italian. We appreciate your support. We plan to continue suggesting useful tools and sharing recommendations. Our goal is to help you take your learning of Italian to the next Read more…
We’re always on the go. If you want to learn a foreign language and feel you don’t have much time, we have you covered: Nemo apps could help! With the tools we have today, even though you may be very Read more…
Duolingo has launched March 2020, a completely free app. It helps parents who have suddenly found themselves homeschooling in COVID-19. This new app is Duolingo ABC, and it’s for children learning to read in English. For now, it’s only available Read more…
Spaced repetition is a technique that most of the time involves flashcards. You can use it to learn practically anything. But many agree it is super-efficient for learning languages. We could describe Spaced repetition as a method in which you Read more…
