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The Italian subjunctive is one of the most fascinating and debated verbal modes of our language. Often considered difficult and archaic, it actually continues to live and prosper in contemporary communication, from rapper songs to institutional speeches. Contrary to the popular belief that would want it dying, the subjunctive proves to be a vital and modern verbal mode, capable of adapting to the times without losing its innate seductive charm.

In this article, you will discover 3 Italian books that I absolutely recommend you read. These are three very different novels, but all three will help you improve your Italian and will let you discover important aspects of Italian culture and mentality. There’s also my favorite one, and you’ll understand why…

Does the subjunctive drive you crazy? Do you never know when to use it and when not to? Do you feel insecure every time you have to choose between subjunctive and indicative? Well, don’t worry, you’re not alone! The subjunctive is the number one enemy of all foreigners studying Italian… and of many Italians too, to tell the truth! That’s why I created this definitive guide on when it should be used and when it shouldn’t.

Italian pronunciation represents one of the most fascinating and at the same time challenging aspects for those studying Dante’s language. Students often wonder: “Do I have to completely eliminate my accent?” The answer is simple: accents are beautiful and natural.

In this comprehensive guide, however, you will discover practical and immediate techniques to perfect your Italian pronunciation, from managing double consonants to the peculiarities of foreign words adapted to our language.

Have you ever wondered why in Italian there are two different words to say “he”? Why sometimes we read “egli” in classic books and other times we hear “lui” in everyday conversations? This article will explore in depth the difference between these two forms, their historical evolution and, above all, when to use one or the other in modern communication.

With this comprehensive guide, you will discover 6 perfect Italian films for every level of language proficiency, from absolute beginner (A1) to expert (C2). First of all, we will see 2 films suitable for beginner levels (A1-A2), with simple dialogues and easy-to-understand situations. Then we will cover 2 films for intermediate levels (B1-B2), where the language becomes more natural and rich. And finally, we will explore 2 films for advanced levels (C1-C2), with complex language and deep cultural references.